When I first learned I was having a baby — my angel baby — I started seeing targeted videos about parenting, especially “gentle parenting,” coming across my feed daily. After my miscarriage, I simply dismissed those videos, but every now and then I was sucked into what the “craze” was…

I tried to research about postpartum life as much as I could before I had my baby. I wanted to be prepared about what I was going to get into. But with my research, I was so focused on what life was going to be like with my new baby…

I wanted to share a bit about my journey through self-therapy as a stay-at-home mom. It’s been quite the ride, filled with ups and downs, as I’ve been tackling my triggers and working on my emotional regulation. It’s a hard path to take as I try to go through with…

In the past, building a village of support around you wasn’t something you had to consciously do as a parent. There was a real, physical community of people living nearby who were ready to lend a hand in taking care of and raising children. But what is this concept of a “village”? The saying “it takes a village”…

I’m going to be a little more personal about myself rather than just a regular “mom life” post. I’m going to talk about my deafness and how I struggled to find my identity between the two worlds I grew up in. I promise the next article will be more mom-related. Being Hard-of-Hearing/Deaf …

I’ve been coming across this topic a lot on podcasts and TikToks or just people asking the hard questions on Facebook groups. What can I do with my disrespectful kid? As I’ve taken on this authoritative approach to parenting I had to read a lot about “obedience” and making your…

Real Talk. Parenting is hard. You have to constantly work on your own emotional regulation while helping regulate your child’s emotions. Ever since my toddler could understand that 1.) His emotions CAN be regulated and 2.) He needs time and sometimes mommy’s help to regulate his emotions, we’ve used the…

When is it okay to say “no” to sharing and when is it necessary to share? I’m diving deep into this concept as I help my toddler learn. My toddler is starting to interact more with children his age and with that he is beginning to learn concepts like sharing…

We’ve all heard the terms “Terrible Two’s” or “Threenager” when talked about stages of toddlerhood. This is all to give an excuse to why our toddlers are acting certain ways but what’s never discussed is the real reason behind these behaviors. Note: I am going into this post with honest…