• Co-Parenting.

    Co-Parenting.

    Mommy thoughts: “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure” – Marianne Williamson Before diving into our break for this month, we’d like to take a moment to thank guest blogger Shakiela Hurt, who is returning for a 2nd time. The author of the…

  • Who Are You Choosing?

    Who Are You Choosing?

    Listening to a speech by Will Smith last week there was a line that stuck out to me. “Everyday we wake up, we are choosing sh*t that is not in our own best interest.” It sparked a thought in my head, of all the choices I make for myself on a daily basis. It made…

  • Quarantine Learning

    Quarantine Learning

    Funny how in the beginning of quarantine, I was in bliss with finding time to embrace solitude. Two months later and I have now realized that this can also be a formula for  leading someone into insanity. Sitting at home for 8-9 weeks at a time, with a toddler who can only understand current times…

  • Solitude

    Solitude and its power has to be one of the most underrated things to value. I have been wondering why I feel so calm with everything going on around us in the world. It was not until I began writing that I realized exactly why I am in a state of calmness. It is in…

  • Keep The Same Energy

    Keep The Same Energy

    Isn’t it funny how adults will acknowledge that children are sponges in all areas, BUT energy and emotions. I have always found frustration in adults not allowing their children to have emotions as it relates to being sad, mad, or frustrated. Especially when children are picking this up from the adults around them who are…

  • “Oh Sh*t!”

    “Oh Sh*t!”

    Kids or sponges?

  • Summer Break Is Over

    Summer Break Is Over

    On my first day back to class this semester I had a professor tell me, “something is different about you, you have a different glow than you had last semester.” Crazy to think how fast and slow my break from mommying went by. Also crazy to think how effective the break was for me. I…

  • It’s Ok To Take A Break

    It’s Ok To Take A Break

    July’s post didn’t come to me as easy as the last few months. Spent a couple days wondering if I would have to come up with an excuse as to why I didn’t write it. To hear that Georgia has some of the strictest child maltreatment and abuse laws, not due to the fact that…