It’s Mother’s Day and with that it got me thinking about what constitutes or what makes a good mother. We can define motherhood simply by having birthed a child but I think that the definition is broader than that. It encompasses those women that have taken on the role of being a mother in aRead More
Coping with Social Distancing Guidelines
I don’t know about you but I am over this quarantine/social distancing. As a nurse, I am still working, however the toll that this pandemic is taking on my life, my children’s lives and our economy is sometimes almost too much to understand. My son wonders why he can’t play with his friends, go toRead More
5 Reasons Being a C-Section Mama is Badass
Disclaimer: This in no way is diminishing delivery by any other means. I have had two cesarean sections (aka C-section) and went through the mix of emotions that came along with abandoning my hope for a vaginal delivery. Sine April is cesarean awareness month (who knew) I decided to dig a little deeper into myRead More
Tips on Homeschooling
It’s been a rough year. With school closures extending until the end of the school year for many areas, ours included, many parents are finding themselves in the position to extend homeschooling. Not only is this stressful on parents but on children as well. I completely understand. Homeschooling in my home has not been goingRead More
The Affordable Childcare Crisis
Quality, affordable childcare is a topic that is on the minds of many working parents these days. Even more so with the forced closures of schools, businesses, restaurants and even some daycare centers nationwide. The child care system in the United States has always been a fragile system. Finding high quality care is not theRead More
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