Yambu 👋🏾 

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The sweet and sour of parenting

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I saw this on social media, and it felt so raw and so true. This man feels my feelings. I thought I was the most cool, calm, and collected person until we had babies. Well, it was mostly until we had the second and third babies that I realized I could use a little more patience. The first one was (is) a breeze.

This morning, I questioned my whole peaceful parenting pact when Nathan refused to stay where I needed him to be so I can get some work done. Is it still peaceful if I leave him screaming at Grandma’s house? I mean, I know he’s safe and loved there. I know I can’t keep him with me all day. It’s tough all around. Still, I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world. I knew I wanted to be a Wife and a Mama before I knew much else.

So, bring on the screams and tantrums. I can handle it, especially because those moments don’t last always. They don’t even last .5% of the day. They just feel like a lot because they can be so very heavy. They are definitely heavier than any child-induced chores I have to do. I will take cleaning a messy house 200 times a day over two minutes of tears (which are in our case screams). But the little people also need to release their feelings. Like I said, I am here for all of it. #GodGrantMeStrength

Useful tips to make family travel with small children fun for all

Useful tips to make family travel with small children fun for all

Do the things you want to do as much as the things you need to do

Do the things you want to do as much as the things you need to do

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