Part 3: The Final Installment For a few weeks, I have shared both my experience in Part 1 and the experiences of two Moms in Part 2 of “Co-parenting During COVID-19”. There are two more stories that I wanted to…

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Part 2 Last week, I shared some of my experience in Part 1 of “Co-parenting During COVID-19”. I asked a few Moms if they would be willing to share how they have been able to manage co-parenting. Several moms shared…

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Part 1 This past weekend was the first time my daughters got to spend time with their dad since spring break. Eight solid weeks with me, so it was definitely time for a breather. While I haven’t written much about…

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It’s been over 40 days since the official “Stay Home” order has been in place. Did yall hear me? FORTY DAYS! In the beginning, I was optimistic. I was very sunshine and rainbows about it all. I had a full…

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Well, this is it. The moment you’ve been waiting for. The time that you’ve been praying for. The “vacation” you wished for, and the break you needed. This is it. This is what you’ve been waiting for. God has issued…

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*Deep sigh* I had several difficult conversations with my daughters this week. Some were difficult for me. One was difficult for them, but the common denominator in all of them was that they happened in the car after school during…

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“Babe, I’m sorry that I have to work this weekend.” “Punkin, I’m sorry that I had to leave before you woke up.” These are statements that I found myself saying more than a few times in the past year. My…

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I’m not going to do a Top Nine of 2019, a list of resolutions, nor a monthly breakdown of what the last twelve months looked like. I will just simply acknowledge that 2019 was the year of YES. I experienced…

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It’s been a rough 48 hours of parenting. I mean, seriously, like, the things that I’ve had to encounter while parenting my children, has literally made me question whether or not I am made for this. And I am this…

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If I’m honest with myself, being an only child is hard. There’s just no other way to put it. As an only child in the middle of adulting, I’ve wondered, do parents really consider what it means to only have…

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