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Tag Archives: motherhood
A Glimpse Of The Right Color
The world is overlayed with our memories. Here’s what a particular shade of red means to me.
Almost Everything Can Wait
When parenting young kids, time takes on a strange duality. Some things cannot wait, but many others are fluid. Knowing the difference — and aligning it with your values — is important.
Sometimes The Best Cure For Imposter Syndrome Is A Sandwich
If your internal monologue is stuck in negative, HALT — and check to see if you’re actually hungry, angry, lonely, or tired.
My Love Goes Away When I’m Angry
What I learned about love and anger from my preschooler during emotional repair after yelling.
Hello!
What I’m working on personally at the moment: getting light, narrating phone use, and taking vitamins.
You Can Opt Out
There are some things in life we just can’t change. But there are others that we most definitely can.
Just One Thing
You are not meant to be just one thing.
Start Seeing Emotional Labor
Today emotional labor often refers to the mostly unpaid, unrecognized work of supporting the comfort and happiness of our families and communities — in other words, women’s work.
Friday Introduction
Right now I’m working on sleep, movement, and hydration.