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If you know me, you already know how close I am to my mother. She’s my best friend and has always been a mentor and that guiding light for me when considering what decisions to make in my life. I admire her and respect her advice. To this day I find myself quoting her to …
By Mendara Lynn Chan I remember the fear and hesitation before Never knowing if I could really handle it for sure The ocean so alluring from where I stand on the beach But the risks run deep, hidden out of sight and reach Do I take the plunge? And dive right in? Do I stay …
It’s been a year and a half since I’ve seen my parents, and even longer since I’ve seen my brother, sister in law and nephew. I just found out ALL of them are coming to visit me very soon! To say I’m excited is an understatement. I am so full of joy to be reunited …
If there’s one thing that causes the most problems in any relationship in our lives, It’s unmet expectations. I first read about this concept in Dr. John Gottman’s work and made so many connections right away. We have two realities, the one we imagine in our minds, and the one we are actually living. When …
Toddlers don’t define love or express it in words. It’s a way of life for them. Love is how they live. Read more about this concept and how you can live a life of love as well.
What is Motherhood? Motherhood is a journey. Motherhood is YOUR journey as a woman; a woman who is also a mother. As much as it’s about the children, it’s not ALL about the children, it’s about YOU. It’s making sacrifices for your children without draining you from your own needs. It’s learning to grow and …
Ok, that title might sound like a slight over statement, but that’s what we’re doing right? We all know how babies are made, but that’s only the first step. As parents we create this life and build these tiny beautiful babies who become feisty little toddlers, sweet little children, admirable young adults and then eventually …