By Sarah Robbins – It is very easy to get discouraged/upset/disappointed when we are not able to be as productive as we need to be! My advice to anyone who needs to get things done: set a timer!
Category: GUEST WRITERS
Sitting in these thoughts is really uncomfortable. Almost unnatural. Though I want to quickly move to more positive ones, I am learning to give space to all of it.
Self-confidence is not something you’re born with or not born with, like a gene you either got or didn’t get. It’s actually a skill that you can develop and strengthen. But how?
Discomfort is the price of admission to a meaningful life. Pain is the currency we exchange for progression.
As I was contemplating what I want 2022 to feel like this year, my thoughts landed on the word “celebrate.” And my mind could not let go of that word.
By Jana Serrao – Our time in the ICU was life altering. We had experiences we could never have imagined, but are better because of them.
By Erin Trier – What does a mom really want? Diamonds? Chocolate? Babies? What really matters to her?
By Olivia Gwen – What amazes me the most, is when pretend play sneaks into reality. When it seeps through the cracks of our emotional scars in an attempt to fill them with words, or truths, to help us feel whole.
I am a mother because others made me so, through adoption and an incredible gift of six frozen embryos. None of our children will have “my eyes” or “his nose” or share any of our genetics. Every single one of them will have our love though.
By Lydia Taggart – One of the best things we can do for our kids, and our families, is to change the perspective of negative words and labels into positive ones.