Honest reflections and real stories about the emotional ups and downs of motherhood as kids grow – from toddler tantrums to school chaos and everything in between. Because every stage comes with its own kind of hard (and beautiful).
Hey mama, I see you. The real you. The one drinking a third-time reheated coffee and answering texts with one hand. The one who feels guilty for going to work ā and guilty when at home. The one who thinks, āAs a mum, you canāt win.ā Youāre in the right place. Letās talk like two …
So, Brooklyn Beckham recently posted something on Instagram that got everyone talking ā and not just about him. And before you groan and think, āUgh, not another celebrity drama,ā stick with me. Because this isnāt really about fame or headlines. Itās about something much deeper ā something that happens in families all the time, even …
Dinner time with children is really something else, isn’t it? It requires impressive logistics and management skills. Well, not the cooking part. The thinking part. The deciding, planning, remembering, shopping ā and then somehow still finding the energy to cook something halfway decent when youāre already running on fumes. I donāt know about you, but …
When does it get easier? Itās what every new mum asks. Many mums of older kids say, never. And while Iāve never liked that answer, the older my boys get, the more I understand exactly what they mean. While I am convinced ā and forever will be ā that the postpartum stage is the most …
It sounds wild, doesn’t it? Especially if you remember those early baby days when you were constantly sleep deprived and it was all about survival. I used to think that was the most exhausted I would ever be. The kind of tired that lives in your bones and never fully leaves. And yet here I …
You love your children – you really do. But sometimes, it takes every bit of willpower not to scream at the top of your lungs. Or run away. (Totally normal feelings, by the way.) Sometimes the pressure is just so intense that you do lose it ā sometimes for a reason, sometimes just because youāve …