The key is quality over quantity when it comes to creating those memories that stand the test of time.

Commit this Christmas season to giving yourself grace, don't allow yourself to be sucked into the toxic holiday mom guilt.

The eight years she's been alive have been both long and short (if you're a parent that obviously makes perfect sense to you).

My five year old said "Everyone needs to wipe their bums, why can't people just share toilet paper?" We had forgotten basic preschool rules.

Whether you realize it or not, your children are teaching you important lessons in both big and small ways.

The pregnancy books don’t really prepare you for the level of loneliness that comes with motherhood.

The world feels exceptionally heavy right now and I think we could all benefit from sitting down and counting our endless blessings.

Somewhere along this journey towards parenthood, we buried or misplaced the person we were before stepping into our new role.

Sometimes we all just need an ugly shower cry to get through our week and that doesn't make you less of a mom...it makes you human.

Your teacher will be happy to answer your questions as best she can, unless you ask about underwater elephants then she may be a bit unsure.

Why couldn't I resist the urge to find out the gender of our first baby?...Ultimately I needed that moment of connection with my baby.

There is enough guilt in motherhood, we need to stop shaming ourselves for being jealous of other moms.

It's difficult not to shake my head at the outlandish picture I had in my head of what kind of mother I would be.

Alot of moms are processing an excessive amount of mom guilt right now as they secretly dislike summer break.

One of the greatest challenges couples will face is discovering how to fall back in love after having kids.

Deep in the trenches of your battle there is nothing more aggravating than someone telling you, “Just wait…one day you’ll miss this."

While I don’t in anyway wish suffering on my children, I won’t stop them from experiencing loss and rejection as they grow.

I want to start by saying that all parenting is hard. All of it. No matter what your relationship status, how many kids you have, if...

Far too often moms will push themselves so hard they don’t even recognize a burnout coming until it is too late.

Parenting in a world filled with greed and the constant desire to have the latest and greatest of everything is incredibly challenging.