It is this beautiful process where the more I see me, the more I can see my children right where they are, and who they are. 

I’ve always gained and lost weight so inconsistently, until now. The secret to weight loss frees us from the vicious cycle of weight gain.

We come to a point where the day is done. What happens after that can make all the difference.

I did the same thing over and over expecting different results. That is the definition of insanity my friends.

There are no pictures of angry moms. The world thinks moms shouldn’t be angry, but what about when we are?

When we don’t know who we are we hide behind the bush. What we believe about ourself at the core determines what we do in our lives. What do you believe about yourself?

Work life balance is possible for you. We just have to hit a wall to find it sometimes.

Your identity as a human being is not determined by the cleanliness state of your home, did you know this?

I am one of those weirdos who loves child labor, let me tell you why.

I used to base my thinking on what other people thought. (About myself!) blehhhhhhh ***gag a bit

At one point in my life I thought laundry was the bane of my existence, and then something changed.

Something inside of me snaps when I see my child break something (yes even accidents). I’ve learned to notice it, I’ve had to train my brain to override it.

We can’t get through raising children without sleepless nights and the sounds of puking children. But there is one thing we CAN do, to make it a whole lot more enjoyable.

There are some ground rules to setting boundaries. We must love ourself, speak our truth, have our own back and love those around us so so deeply.

Okay moms spring is coming. It’s time to come out of your cave.

We can choose to believe, and be wrong. Or choose not to believe in things, and never be wrong.

I love my little town, let me tell you why.

I never used to make my bed, but after this particular day everything changed. It changed me.

You wont believe the valuable lessons I’ve learned as I toilet trained my three sons. It’s not what you think.