4 Questions You Need To Ask When Choosing A Pediatrician
The truth is, checking out Yelp reviews isn’t always enough to find a doctor who is going to match up with your needs and parenting style
The truth is, checking out Yelp reviews isn’t always enough to find a doctor who is going to match up with your needs and parenting style
With the holidays fast approaching, instilling gratitude is more important than ever. I want my kids to focus on how much they have to be grateful for, not how much shiny new stuff they “need.”
Let’s just say it: Daylight Saving Time is the worst and someone needs to put an end to it.
No matter how hard I try to stay engaged, I can’t escape the fact that some of the things kids want to play are just boring as hell.
The point of airing grievances is not to get advice, it’s simply to get it out there, because so much of the struggle of motherhood is experienced alone, with whining kids and frustrating messes and no one to bear witness.
My baby was a picky eater–and my anxiety over his small size only got worse.
His interest in potty-training had seemingly disappeared, and my spirits were crushed.
The real reason I want to lean into work so much more than I want to lean into parenting is because, honestly, I feel like I’m better at my work than I am at motherhood.
Even if it wasn’t a choice I made with the most noble mothering intentions, it was definitely the best decision I could have possibly made.
I was so happy, so relieved, to see my mom.
My first two pregnancies were spent in constant unhappiness over the state of being pregnant.
Not only did this help get me through labor, it helped me finally feel immersed in my birth experience in a way I had never known before.
Even though I know I made the logical decision, the “right” decision…well, I’ve made that choice before and I know just how wrong it can be.
Giving up nap time isn’t just giving up my “me” time. It’s giving up control over their lives.
How am I supposed to tell myself I am a good mother, when I keep proving to myself otherwise?
Her seemingly “balanced” selective diet wasn’t all I had cracked it up to be.