Hey Girl Hey!
If no one's told you this today
You're an amazing mother!
There is no perfect mother. I’m sure you’ve heard that a lot, but do you actually believe it? Or are you still bashing yourself for not getting it all right? Because none of us get it all right, ever. It took me years to fully understand that and even longer to accept it and be okay with it. Motherhood isn’t some competition to raise the best kids. It’s also not some showcase of who can have the best behaved children who eat only organic and know how to read at nine months. Those things are literally impossible, and I hate how society makes us feel like failure for not being able to meet such ridiculous expectations.
So if you haven’t yet gotten to the point of letting go of all those unrealistic goals know that when you finally do it will be so freeing. The morning you wake up and realize you aren’t concerned about what your mother in law, sister, or “best friend” thinks of your mothering will be one of the best days of your life. It will be the day you take back your motherhood and own it like the awesome momma you are!
Hey Momma Hey!
I'm so happy you're here!
You're amazing!
I am excited to have such an amazing momma here to encourage and inspire. I just love to uplift other mommas and help them reclaim their motherhood!
You are such an amazing momma! You are rocking motherhood and showing it who’s boss and I love to see it. If no one has told you this today, or if you are just feeling a little down on yourself, don’t you dare let that mom guilt get to you. You are doing the very best you can and your kids are freaking amazing. Tell anyone who has something negative to say to kick rocks on back to where they came from.
Please feel free to have a look around and let’s get to know each. I’d love for you to leave a comment or two on any post that really encourage you.
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Get to know me...
Where was I born?
Victorville, CA
Four Facts about me
I have seven siblings
My favorite color is purple
I’ve always wanted to live in NYC
I didn’t want children growing up
