Man oh, man. I canโt even express all the emotions that consumed me when it hit that this is the year I would have to enroll my baby girl into K4 and ๐ช๐๐๐ก enrollment began, aye yai yai, I was everywhere.
And to think the thought of ever putting my girls in daycare was scary. Knowing that they, well at least Zoe right now, will be going to school definitely tops that. Then all that comes with researching and decision making on which school…The stress and fear I felt!
All the thoughts about the teachers and kids she will be surrounded by or will she even be in school or virtual? I literally had to pause, pray, and ask God to calm my soul. I know itโll get better. Maybe ๐๐๐ง๐๐ฅ the first day of school or maybe never. Lol. Iโve been told one too many times Iโll be crying like a baby. Trust me, I already know and I am ๐ก๐ข๐ง ready!
I can say though, I felt some peace and excitement when I got the email Zoe was eligible for an Art School I applied for. Which would be ๐๐ ๐๐ญ๐๐ก๐! But Parents of school kids, I need to know Iโm not alone. How did you feel about your first school enrollment? What were some thoughts/emotions you felt? How did you cope?
Now that the news is ๐๐๐ก๐๐๐๐ฌ ๐ข๐จ๐ง!
I am taking this Mom Monday to give a special shout-out to one beautiful soon to be Mama!
Who just so happens to be none other than my [forever little sister.] โฅ๏ธ
Honestly I still canโt believe it! Youโre becoming a Mom! One of the most rewarding roles and titles you can have. You have entered a world that will forever change you and I cannot wait to see you grow within Motherhood.
I know itโs been a crazy ride thus far. A bit overwhelming, scary, and challenging. Trust me when I say that roller coaster is never ending. Yet, knowing the tough cookie that you are. I know that you absolutely got this! And even though weโre miles apart, always remember that my love and support still stands strong. I will always be here to lean on when moments get tough, when that little niece or nephew of mine is driving you loca, and when you just need to know that you are not alone.
And Justin you already know the same goes for you! I love you both and if I havenโt told you guys already. You two are going to be one amazing Mommy and Daddy. โฅ๏ธ
Itโs officially โLoveโ month and we are kicking our first Mom Monday back with The Five Love Languages. I’m sure you heard of them, right? Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Gift Giving, and Acts of Services.
Well for those who know. If I were to ask you what is your love language? You might just have an idea of what it may be, but what if I asked you what is your childโs love language? Just like adults, every child has a primary love language, but how do you incorporate the 5 love languages in a way your child understands?
Iโve learned after closely watching my girls that my three-year oldโs love languages are Words of Affirmation and Quality Time. For my one year old, currently, itโs Physical Touch and that could be because of her colicky stages as a baby, but she loves to give hugs, be held and snuggled. And not in that Iโm spoiled kind of way, because as much as she is so independent. There is just this safety and comfort you can tell she feels when she is in Mommyโs arms.
As for Zoe, my three-year-old. She breathes on speaking life into herself and others. Many know I am big on affirmations and I know that plays big into that love language. So I make sure she gets all the good jobs, I love yous, youโre so silly, and youโre beautiful remarks, etc. when itโs needed. As for quality time. Sometimes it can get hard because I of course canโt spend every minute with her, but Iโve started to notice the specific signs of when she asks for โMommy Snugglesโ or โPlay Time.โ There is this tone of โMommy I need you right nowโ and so Iโve learned that in those moments is when all the household chores can wait and my undivided attention is needed. โฅ๏ธ
To the mom who hurt me more times than I can count. The mom who left me bruises I had to try and cover up. To the mom who abandoned me time after time. Iโm here to tell you.
I forgive you.
To the mom who always left me to take care of my two younger siblings. To cook, to clean, get them ready for school, and help with homework.
Who also left me to take care of your mom, my 82 year old grandma. Whose diaper I changed and body I fed through a feeding tube, because five strokes left her disabled from head to toe.
I was only 14 years old. I was just a child myself, who was taken out of school and had to grow up faster than most. Your boyfriend at the time was more important than your kids. It was a lot to take in and deal with, but I forgive you.
Abuelita passed away. We lost our apartment. We had no money. We stayed with friends after friends to finally your boyfriends. Where one day you allowed him to throw me to the floor and put his hands on me.
He eventually kicked us out. We had no where to go. So then the journey into the unknown happened. You dragged my siblings and I around for a year and a half with no school or a place to call our own. We constantly slept in strangers houses or in our van bouncing around from Wisconsin to Florida to Pennsylvania to New York and then back to Wisconsin. Even family tried to help, but you wouldnโt accept it. It was all about you and what you wanted. Sadly, your kids were only a pawn in whatever card you played, but again, donโt worry.
I forgive you.
Fast forward x32. Iโm five months pregnant! Youโre a grandma! I know you heard the news, because you showed up unexpected. Yet your intentions on showing face was unclear. Not once did you ask how the baby or I was doing. Instead, you talked me down and tried to tell my fiancรฉ that Iโm delusional and a fraud. It was mind baffling and embarrassing.
Yet, I forgive you.
Hey mom, I got married! Iโm now a mom of two! Your first grandchildren! Theyโre beautiful! Who knows if youโll ever get to meet them. Youโve already missed out on so much! Did you know itโs actually been 13 years? Do I even call you mom? At this point I donโt know anything about you anymore. Youโre practically a stranger. Itโs heart breaking.
I know I will never get answers. For years I constantly asked myself, โwhy?โ or โhow can someone who calls themselves โmomโ do such things. Donโt you love me?โ Iโll never know. Maybe you went through a life of postpartum and the world was heavy on your shoulders. Maybe there was more to you and dad, a drug addict back then, that you just couldnโt take it anymore. So I became your punching bag.
Iโll never know where it all went wrong. As I look back at baby photos there seems to be this…love. I donโt know, but one thing I know is that five months ago, I was at my darkest moment within postpartum and I battled the fear of becoming You. There was an anger I felt that wanted to unleash. I had to continuously fight this mirror that kept reflecting YOU. It was a long and exhausting battle. I almost gave up. I almost let the darkness swallow me whole, but I didnโt. I couldnโt. It wasnโt my time.
So I sit here today writing this letter to you. That if there is anything that I could actually thank you for, itโs showing me what a mother SHOULD truly be. The mother my girls NEED me to be. The mother you WERENโT to me. Iโve seen all the donโts. Iโve seen all the failures and even though at times I may fail with my own. I know that Iโll be okay, because I remember, Iโm not you. I am not my mother and because I now know who I finally am as Mom. I know Iโll do better.
So today and next week are definitely going to be heart felt and vulnerable, but I am so ready to share my stories with you all and be one chapter closer to ending this year!
As many of you know I am a stay at home mom and my husband runs his own business. Living that kind of lifestyle though, we faced MANY challenges this year, as many of you have too. From a pandemic that continuously put our account in the red, being months behind rent, behind on bills, trying to figure out how we were going to get by, and while almost everyone was getting unemployment and stimulus checks, we were still sitting on nothing. It was a hard pill to swallow to think of what could possibly happen. It was also my darkest months dealing with postpartum.
I remember feeling like I was drowning. Not just in my own mental torment, but in the overwhelming thoughts of how were we going to survive?! I had maxed out all my credit cards, I even opened new ones, and Eli would take any side job he could while working on his flip. Hustling, was an understatement. It was seriously a long, brutal, and dark time for us. Yet we tried to remain as faithful as can be and continued praying for God to make a way. EVEN when things looked completely hopeless, but let me tell you! When you stay faithful in the little things, you will be faithful in the big ones, because God showed up when we least expected and smacked us with the reminder that there is no challenge to big for Him! That when you trust on the Lord, He will take care of you and he did just that! We didnโt just make it through the year 2020. We conquered this year and I couldnโt be more grateful and blessed!
So I just want to remind those who may still be struggling. God has your back! Just put your faith in Him and watch those blessings unfold! Even when there seems to be no way, God will make a way and if there wasnโt any better season to start believing in miracles, it would be now! I promise you, there is bigger and better instore! โก๏ธ
Iโm sure many of you have been counting the days until 2021 and now that December is finally here. We are that much closer to putting the year 2020 behind us. This has definitely been one crazy year to say the least, a pandemic to forever remember that had affected so many of us in different ways. So today I wanted to talk about how did Covid affect your little ones?
Although my girls are three and one and I have had the blessing to say I didnโt have to worry about schools shutting down and virtual classes. Covid still took a big impact on my three year old. The isolation and distance that took place in not seeing her favorite loved ones and friends, took an emotional toll on her and it was hard.
She was used to having play dates and seeing family throughout the week/weekends. That she eventually caught on to the unusual routine. Yes we had FaceTime, but that wasnโt enough. Zoe needed that physical quality time. To hug, play with, and talk to. So hearing her ask her grandpa (Belo), grandma (Bela), and Aunt (Titi Maria) every time over the phone, โAre you going to come with me Zoe?โ and seeing her sad little face, because she couldnโt. SUCKED!
Fast forward a few months in. The joy and sparkle in her eyes when she could finally see her Belo, Bela, and Titi. She was ecstatic! BIG hugs. Check. Play time. Check. Overall quality time was great and fun as always…until it was time to say goodbye. The meltdown this girl had was none that I have ever seen. Her cries were as if someone was literally ripping her away from the ones she loved and was never going to see them again. At first I got upset. I didnโt get it. She never acted that way before. This was something new and I felt confused and frustrated trying to calm her down.
Then it happened again. Then again. Then on her birthday she had two friends come over at separate times and at each goodbye she freaked out. At this point I was like okay she never gets like this with her friends and thatโs when it clicked. Separation Anxiety and at this point the goodbye cries turned into hyperventilation where throwing up followed. It literally killed me inside to see her that way. To know that she really thought and felt like she will never see them again and her telling โso&soโ donโt leave me! Yelling โNOOOO!โ as she watches from the window. It was Pure Heartbreak!
Things have finally calmed as we are now months into this pandemic and overtime with breathing technics, allowing her to voice her feelings, and using calm words to comfort her has really helped her a lot. I continuously pray that her soul remains calm and she remains strong, because even though things have gotten back to some form of normalcy in our home and family routines. The future is still unknown, but one thing I know if the world were to shut down again. Weโll be more mentally and emotionally prepared.
Happy Mom Mโกnday! This week is giveaway week, so we are taking it back to our very first Mom Monday post! What is โMom Lifeโ like when you donโt have the kids?
I was asked this question four months ago and it hit me hard that I didnโt have an answer, because truthfully in 3 years of being Mom, I didnโt know. And I donโt mean the โkid-lessโ days where you go run the bazillion errands you need to do. What does a day for YOU look like to do the things that you want or love to do? Do you take that MomMe time needed for yourself? Do you still maintain passions you had before becoming a mom? Or do you feel like youโve completely lost yourself in motherhood?
We as Moms get so consumed with our daily routine of making sure our kid(s) are so well taken care of, we do the things they always want to do, making sure we are nurturing their little beings, but what about nurturing ourselves?
Well, since Iโve started Mom Mondays. I have dedicated EVERY Monday specifically for MomMe time to invest in myself mentally and physically. As well as connecting with other moms and in doing so, I have found such a new peace and purpose within myself that is so renewing, refreshing, and exciting! More on that soon. I just want to hear from all of you again!
What are some things you like to do on MomMe Time? Or what are some goals youโre working towards on making time for YOU?
We made it! 16 hours complete and exhausted is an overstatement!! Now I know some of you are probably thinking you drove 16hrs with two kids? Youโre crazy! ๐ช๐๐๐…yes and yes! Lol I actually prefer road tripping over flying unless itโs necessary to do so.
So the real question is, โhow do you keep two little ones content and entertained during the drive?โ Well to sum it up. Snacks. Snacks. ๐ ๐ข๐ฅ๐ snacks and all the entertainment to keep them occupied!
So letโs first talk entertainment.
Well for starters, if you donโt have TVs in your vehicle. I definitely recommend getting an Amazon kids tablet! We had got Zoe one two years ago for our trip to Puerto Rico and it was such a ๐๐๐๐๐ฆ๐๐ฉ๐๐ฅ! You can install all your favorite streaming apps and download the kids favorite movies. That way they will have access to watch stuff on offline mode! We used Disney Plus and downloaded 12 different movies for the girls to choose from. Added bonus the tablet also has a few offline games to play too! For other entertainment goodies; We had coloring pads, crayons, stickers, books, a few favorite toys, and of course Disney Pandora to jam out too!
Next on the list for road trip survival. All the Snacks and Dranks! Itโs a ๐ ๐จ๐ฆ๐ง to make sure our littles stay well nurtured during the drive, because trust me. You donโt want hungry crabby babies sitting behind you feeling, as they say… ๐๐๐ก๐๐ฅ๐ฌ! So load up on all their favorite treats and donโt hold back! Itโs better to be safe than sorry! Plus itโll save money not having to buy happy meals and overpriced gas station food!
Lastly, make sure your littles are dressed comfy as possible! Its already restricting enough having to sit in a car seat for so long! So the less clothes…the less fussy. So take that coat or jacket off, kick off the shoes, and give the breathing room they need to stay sane and comfortable. Happy Babies = Happy Mommy! โก๏ธ
Happy Mom Monday! Letโs talk about this little babe right here. Sheโs adorable right? As are all of our littles UNTIL they start teething! So donโt let this little cute face fool you, because this past week she has been the crankiest little beaver ever!
If you donโt know, the teething stage of a child is not always the most lovable moment in motherhood. Especially when there are multiple teeth coming in at once. Which currently, Ms. Sofia has not just one or two, but all FOUR molars coming in! All at the same dang time. Sounds like a a sweet celebration right? For…no one. Lol
Its funny how motherhood works though. We adore all the milestones and little changes, like teeth coming in. We get so caught up in the โAWEโ moment, that we forget the consequences Mommy will have to pay for all that cuteness. Hereโs just some of the fun things Mom has to deal with; Biting, Crankiness, Stage 4 Clinger, Sleepless Nights, and donโt forget those Sloppy Joeโs of a diaper! Yep! ๐ฉ
So between the irritable gnawing child and the zombie of a mother, sounds pretty fun right?! Haha All in all thatโs just one of many stepping stones in motherhood and despite how exhausted mommy may be. She will always go above and beyond to make sure her little babe feels as comfortable as possible, because can you imagine the pain sheโs in?!
So a few things that has helped; Young Living Oils, Lavender and Gentle Baby, frozen teethers, even her pacifiers, frozen yogurt, and her favorite baby flick, Cocomelon. Seriously that show is a LIFESAVER! ๐
So any other Mamas have fun teething stories to share?! I definitely would love to hear!
For all my Mom Peeps, Dad Peeps, and Non Parent Peeps, because this is for everybody.
Itโs Mom Mโก๏ธnday and I want to talk about how โItโs OK to not be OK.โ
This hits hard, because I canโt tell you how many times I have found and still find myself time after time saying the words โIโm OKโ even though I know Iโm not. Can you relate?
Feeling hurt. โIโm OK.โ
Feeling depressed. โIโm OK.โ
Feeling let down. โIโm OK.โ
Feeling anxiety. โIโm OK.โ
Having a bad day. โIโm OK.โ
We have normalized the idea that we canโt accept that not being OK, is OK. That we need to constantly be strong, that tears are weak, and that weโll be judged for simply being human.
Well Iโm here to tell you that itโs OK, to not be OK!
Itโs OK to cry.
Itโs OK to have an โoff dayโ.
Itโs OK to not feel yourself.
Itโs OK to fail.
Itโs OK to be HUMAN!
Life isnโt all rainbows and unicorns and for me, mommyhood especially. You will have your days where you feel completely inadequate. You will have days where your responsibilities push you over the limit and that is OK!
It DOESNโT make you a bad person. It DOESNโT make you incapable. It DEFINITELY doesnโt make you a bad Mom or Dad.
So if you ever have a bad day. Remember that is perfectly OK in its most imperfect way. Donโt feel like you need to be so quick to be strong. Allow yourself to go through the emotions, because your feelings are VALID. Donโt hold them in. Donโt disguise them, because allowing yourself to feel is the most healthiest and realist thing you can do for YOU.
So if you need to, go have yourself your โUgly Cry Momentโ or your โWarrior Prayer Moment.โ Then get back up, shake it all off, and continue to press forward.
Can we talk about how much I love being a Girl Mom! From their fashionable clothing to their sassy personalities and everything in between.
Being a girl mom of two is everything to me!
I just love shopping for them! Babygirl/Toddler clothing is just the cutest and I swear their wardrobe is bigger than mine. Every time I go to the store, I canโt help to see whatโs new in the girls clothing depo. &&&& CACHING. It never fails. Sorry babe. Lol
Oh and the BOWS! As if this picture doesnโt give that away. Haha I can definitely tell you the bow collection has grown tremendously since Zoe was first born. Literally bows for days!
Their sassy and feisty attitudes are also among the cutest and funniest characteristics I love about them. The amount of different looks they give are hilarious, but I swear theyโre the most lovable little beings that can instantly melt your heart. I live for their kisses and snuggle bonds with mommy and daddy.
But how completely opposite they are though from each other is what gets me. Itโs so amazing to see how different the two are. At how such a young age they have already developed such a uniqueness of who they are individually.
Zoe is the award winning actress of the family (ษดแดแด แดษชแด แด ษชษดษข. ๊ฑสแด ษช๊ฑ ๊ฑแด แด สแดแดแดแดษชแด) who is always dancing, singing, and yelling loudly in the house. Sofia, for how colicky she was as a baby. She is the most chill little one year old ever. She can be so unbothered at life and will give you the stank eye all day long. Itโs great. Lol
Together though they are unstoppable. I love watching their bond and love for each other grow. The way they interact with each other and how much Sofia looks up to her big sister. I cannot wait to see the amazing women they will grow into. (แดกสแด แดแด ษช แดษชแด แด ษชษดษข? ษช แดแดษด แด แด๊ฐษชษดษชแดแดสส แดกแดษชแด. แดสแดแด๊ฑแด ๊ฑแดแดส สษชแดแดสแด ๊ฐแดสแดแด แดส. ๐ญ) but seriously being a girl mom is great and so much fun. For daddy on the other hand. Letโs be realistic. Being a girl dad terrifies him. lol
So what are youโre favorite things about being a #girlmom or #girldad? ๐
And for all my boy mom and dads. Iโd love to hear your favorite things about having a boy too! ๐
But now here are six simple self-care tips that a stay at home or even working mom can do for themselves.
โ ฐ. Take a shower at night. Mom life starts as soon as the kids are up at 7am or earlier and nonstop until bedtime. So make sure to take that time at night to take a nice hot bath or shower, breathe, and enjoy some quiet time!
โ ฑ. Feed your body nutritious foods. We are always making sure the kids are eating, but what about you? And no, snacking on your kids left overs doesnโt count. And drink water!
โ ฒ. Get some fresh air. Mom life is a constant go go go that sometimes we forget to breathe. So try and take 10 minutes of your day and sit outside or go for a walk. Fresh air really does a body good.
โ ณ. Get sleep when you can. I know this is a tough one, but if you get to that point of exhaustion where you feel like you canโt function. Forget about all the chores that needs to be done. A well rested body does a person better good than an bone-weary one.
โ ด. Take that needed MomMe time. Self care is the practice of taking action to improve oneโs own health. Which about sums up the first four things I just mentioned. And there is also things like reading a book, doing a 15minute workout, pampering yourself, or simply sitting in your car drinking Starbucks. Anything that allows you to feel like yourself, is a form of Self-Care.
โ ต. And lastly. Be gentle to yourself. Mom life is overwhelming and exhausting, but always remember YOU got this! Start making your affirmations list and repeat them daily!
I am a big believer of this and not only for myself, but for my family. My three year old even recites her own set of affirmations.
But as moms, we tend to beat ourselves up a lot! Especially in those overwhelming #momlife moments where you may feel so hopeless. And for moms who have or are battling PPD/A I know those consuming thoughts and feelings can take you to a very dark place.
Which itโs why I stress for us Mamas to understand the importance of speaking life into ourselves, because our mind is a powerful tool. Affirmations truly give you the courage to believe in yourself, improve your overall well-being, and cultivate a deeper sense of self-love. So allowing yourself to speak life into YOU, is a step in the right direction of mental breakthrough.
Here are a few of my favorites.
โข I am Worthy.
โข I am Amazing.
โข I am Capable.
โข My Body is Healthy
โข My Mind is Focused.
โข My Soul is Calm.
โข & I am a Great Mom!
Do you guys have any affirmations you tell yourself on the daily?
09.14.20
Gabrielle.
We have our 3rd MomMe Date down for the books!
Today I got to spend time with this beautiful soul. We got Sushi at Jin’s Sushi Seafood & Bar and did some โunnecessaryโ shopping at T.J.Maxx. Lol
We had a great night of laughs and talks about our crazy pregnancy & labor stories. It was definitely a great time of mom-friendship bonding!
As I wake up this morning, I canโt help to just feel so overjoyed and grateful! When I started Mom Mondays: Reclaiming Your Identity. My soul purpose behind it was to push Moms to set aside time for themselves, because we as Moms can get so consumed in Motherhood that we forget how important it is to take care of ourselves. So when I created my first Mom Monday post about โMomIdentityTheftโ, I honestly was taken back at the amount of feedback and support I got. Being able to see for yourself and have that reminder that you are not alone in this everyday #MomLife. It was heartwarming.
So yesterday being able to have my first Mom Monday Mama date out. My heart was so overjoyed! It was definitely a great way to close out the month of August! And I hope to continue to have more Mama dates with all the amazing Moms that I know out here within the Milwaukee Area. I donโt want to just sit behind a screen blogging away, because I want to have a more physical connection, because that is JUST AS if not MORE important than connecting with individuals online. So I am just beyond grateful with the amount of support I have received since Mom Monday started.
The dark hole I was in just two months ago telling my husband how โ2020 has taken so many people I know. When is it my turn?!โ The complete and utter exhaustion I felt. Mentally, Physically, and Spiritually. I completely lost all sense of who I was. That it took one question from someone in a conversation to be my Saving Grace. And it was โTell me. What is Mom Life like without the kids?โ It was the most simplest question, but it hit so deep and hard inside, because I had no answer! I truly did not know how to answer that, because I didnโt know what that was really like.
The next day, after Listening to a Joel Osteen message on a Sunday Morning. It was like that sermon was meant for me in so many ways. After listening to Him, I went to jump in the shower and my mind was just in knots. Then that question my friend asked popped in my head and it was at that moment a fire lit under me. Talking to myself in the shower, โLike who the hell is Krystle?!โ Tears rolling down my face, feeling so empty, but in the same moment my mind was as clear as day and Mom Mondays: Reclaiming Your Identity came about.
I had finally found my purpose. I had never felt so alive. This was my way in to help others, something I have always done, because thatโs the person I have always been. A helper and a giver. So I canโt even explain how excited I am. How at peace Iโve been, but Iโm so excited to continue this journey! I am truly grateful!
Yesterday morning I took the time to just admire my girls. I sat back just embracing the little individuals theyโve become, the personalities theyโve developed, and how smart they just are.
It was such a bittersweet moment, because you come to a realization while watching them, that theyโre not babies anymore. Theyโre not the fresh brand new baby you just brought home from the hospital. They no longer coo and caa or struggle to hold theyโre tiny head up.
Theyโre now little grown toddlers, who run around the house dancing and singing. Crying and Screaming. Laughing and trying to hold conversation. In a blink of an eye, theyโve brought so much life and entertainment into our home. You seriously sit there like how did this happen?! Someone please stop the clock! Itโs honestly beyond me how fast time flies.
So with that said. One thing I canโt stress enough is to always make time for your babies. Allow yourself to soak up your Mommy and Daddy sponge and treasure those milestones. We can get so caught up with our busy work life, and even as a stay at home mom, you get so caught up in the daily chores and routines. That sometimes we forget the importance of making time for our children. And ๐๐๐ฉ๐ ๐๐ก ๐ง๐๐ ๐ ๐ข๐ ๐๐ก๐ง. In todayโs world we get so caught up with wanting to capture everything through pictures and video to post quickly to Social Media. That we forget the beauty of just being fully present.
For all my mamas out there, What is mom life like when you donโt have the kids?
I was asked this a couple days ago and it sunk in so hard that I didnโt have an answer, because truthfully I donโt know.
& I donโt mean a day where you donโt have the kids and then you go run the bazillion errands you need to do. What is a day like for you to do things that YOU want or love to do?
Or maybe you donโt have that day? Or maybe you never even thought about it. We as Moms get so consumed with our daily routine of making sure our kid(s) are so well taken care of. To do the things that they always want to do. Making sure we are nurturing their little beings, but what about nurturing ourselves?
I remember making a post back in December, (on IG) about how much your kids become your identity when youโre a mom. Yesterday I pondered so hard on that, that it slapped me in the face like okay. I know my identity as a mom, but what about my personal Identity. Who is Krystle?
Iโll definitely get back to you on that one, but I would really love some feedback from other Mamas.
Do you take that time needed for yourself? Do you still maintain passions you had before becoming a mom? What are some things you like to do on MomMe Time? Or do you feel like youโve completely lost yourself in Mommyhood?
Blissful Burgos 