Modern Millennial Motherhood

If you've ever wondered whether you were being too much for asking the question — you weren't. If you've ever wondered whether your kid noticed you not asking it — they did.

When my son’s birthday approached, I found myself walking back through a memory I had tucked away for years. It was my 10th birthday party, a day meant to be full of joy, but instead, it became a quiet reminder of loneliness. My parents had invited my entire fifth-grade class, but not a single classmate showed up. At the time, I didn’t fully grasp the weight of that moment. My mom did her best to make the day special, but when I returned to school the following Monday and I c

My pandemic toddler is my third child but he may as well be my first. Unlike my first two, this child doesn't see to respond to the parenting tips and tools that have worked in the past. These pandemic toddlers are a new breed. A different species. A combination of ingenuity and personality that has not been experienced before. Now that the pandemic babies are toddlers, the dynamics of parenting have shifted, requiring a fresh perspective and approach.

In a world that can sometimes feel overwhelming and chaotic, ensuring the safety and well-being of children is more crucial than ever. One simple yet powerful phrase can serve as a lifeline in uncertain situations: "I need to call my parents." This phrase is not just a way for children to communicate with their guardians; it represents empowerment, protection, and a fundamental understanding of their rights.