Someone finally asked, finally came clean about the real talk that has been surrounding us though we didn’t know it.
While They are Sleeping
Every night before I go to sleep, I tiptoe down the hall to check on my two sleeping sons.
Pink and All it’s Horrible Goodness
When I had my first child, a daughter, I was Hell-bound on making her a feminist too.
To Quit or Not to Quit
Because they are still young, my decisions are their decisions and choosing the right path while teaching them a life lesson is not always easy.
Simplicity Parenting: Why Less is More for Your Kids
Parents can create a “Simplicity Menu” for their family by breaking the routine down into five layers: simplify the environment (books, toys, etc.), meal times, food, schedules and information.
A Mother’s Promise
When I finally got to hold you, my heart was already yours, Down Syndrome or not.
Letting Go of What Could Have Been
Our picture perfect family didn’t end up exactly as planned. As the months went by and my belly grew, plans were in place to bring three precious little babies home from the hospital.
Why I Can’t Wait for my Son to Start Kindergarten
Though I nod along sympathetically with other parents—the ones who tear up at the mere mention of school—I don't fully relate to them.
When Your Son Starts Acting Like Your Mother
Have I gotten so old that I now have to be treated like a child by my child?
Crowd Sourcing Breastmilk
I couldn’t feed my baby. Those words still haunt me.