Tag: Motherhood
Owning Up! – A Podcast for the Modern Mompreneur
This post is sponsored by our partner, the Association of Military Spouse Entrepreneurs. AMSE is an exclusive community for military spouse entrepreneurs to learn...
Attainable December Resolutions
One of my best friends sent me a TikToK where a woman shared her resolutions for 2020, made at the beginning of this wild...
Pregnancy Was Never Easy For Me – World Prematurity Day
Today is World Prematurity Day. Every year on November 17th, the March of Dimes focuses on the ongoing crisis of premature births and children....
Friday Favorites – Gerry’s Twin Mom Must Haves
Welcome to our newest series. In "Friday Favorites," our team will share a handful of favorite items. These can range from clothes to beauty...
Loss in a Strange Land: Miscarriage While OCONUS
Have you ever had the darnedest time answering a simple question?
We were at our last duty station for an unusually long time (a...
The Princess Problem
Are princesses a problem?
More than ever, I hear my friends saying in hushed tones, "We're trying to avoid the whole princess thing." And while I'm...
We Need To Learn To Love Ourselves Out Loud
As moms, wives, and women, we’re hard on ourselves, and it is not pretty what it does to us.
We lose ourselves to our insecurities...
The Movement Program That Has Me Ready to Run Again
Ever since I can remember, I have enjoyed being active. I would much rather be chasing my kids at the playground than sitting doing...
September Book Club: A Woman Is No Man
I enjoy reading stories that are fiction yet based in real life. The events may be altered, and the names may be entirely fake....
The Scourge of the Elementary School Snack
Listen, guys. This year has been rough—like, really rough.
All our lives have been upended in ways we never could’ve imagined. Mundane activities like walking...
Exhausted + Burned Out: Finding My Break In The Work From...
I know I'm not alone when I say I am overwhelmed. I am exhausted. I am burned out.
It started with working from home in...
When Good Enough Really Isn’t Enough
I cannot count all the times I have looked in the mirror and said to myself, “Good enough.” But, I distinctly remember the first...