Let me just tell y'all, I am such a terrible sales person. This book has been out since May 31st and I'm just now getting around to telling you about it. I'm just a slacker lately. So, what have I been up to instead of informing you all of my book and sharing random blog [...]
But, Why are You Crying?
There I was on the couch minding my own business, watching TV and letting my toddler play. Within a few minutes of him playing quietly in his ball pit, he comes walking up to me. My normal greeting to my child is "hey sweet boy," and this time was no different. What was different was [...]
Taming the Wild Child: Navigating the Early Years
This post is not really a post, but an excerpt from a book I've been working on. This is from the first chapter titled I'm Screwing it Up. It will be months before I'm finished and the book is available for purchase, but I just wanted to give ya'll a sneak peek into what I've been [...]
Baby Races: A Weird Obsession with Comparing Milestones
Dear Random Lady at the YMCA, You eyed my baby from the moment we stepped out of the locker room entering the pool area. You were swimming laps and smiled at my son, mouthing the words "he's so cute." I naively thought this would be the end of our encounter. I was wrong. Shortly after [...]
Postpartum Anxiety: The Beast No One Talks About
Anxiety is something we hear about often, and in the majority of cases it is being used improperly as it seems to have become a trendy thing to say that you have. Anxiety isn't something to be ashamed of, but it also isn't a diagnosis to try on for a while if you don't truly [...]
The Nomad Mom Without a Tribe
Sister, I am with you. I, too, am a nomad. I suppose I started becoming a nomad before I knew that I was one. I grew up mostly in Pittsburgh, but we moved around several times throughout the city and then to Missouri, and back to Pittsburgh. I hated it. I swore that I would [...]
One day, I Too Will Be A Motherless Mom
My 36th birthday crept up on me very quickly. It truly feels like I just turned twenty-five last year, but I digress. This past year I have become more aware of my mortality, as well as the mortality of my parents, but especially my mother. Sure, I learned about this stage of development in adults entering [...]
