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What to do when you feel lost

7/22/2021

Feeling like you have lost your purpose or yourself can feel like a very lonesome, cruel feeling. But, it doesn't have to feel that way...

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`The Best items for journaling

5/30/2021

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Learning to be Okay With Lack of Control

5/27/2021

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Growing With Your Family | Mom So Hard

3/15/2021

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Your family is growing, whether in the number of family members or in your children’s ages. With growth comes the need for other items, space, more income, more help and so on.

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Lessons I Want My Daughters To Learn | Mom So Hard

2/19/2021

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Life lessons, while need to be learned the hard way sometimes, are important experiences. However, I want my kids to learn from my mistakes and experiences. Not to take the right to learn these life lessons, but so that they start adulthood in a positive way, strong.

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Dear Healthcare Worker & Anyone struggling | Mom So hard

1/18/2021

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Perhaps, you were made for such a time as this...

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Preparing Your House For School | mom So Hard

7/24/2020

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Deciding to put your kids into the school system or into a homeschool program is a tough choice to make, there are many pros and cons to each.

Maybe you are doing some “Summer School” projects or studies to keep your child in the school mindset, or to help them get ahead. We have been “playing school” with my babies for months now, and if you know me, we do it right! There is a mini lesson plan that we follow, printouts, projects and organization! (okay, so the organization part is my thing, but it is equally important!) With the girls both, hopefully, starting school (safely) this year, I want to do some extra things with them even when they are home, just to keep them sharp.

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Things To Consider When Renovating | Mom So Hard

7/6/2020

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If you are renovating your home, it’s probably because you want your home to look more beautiful, feel more comfortable, and you probably want to increase the value of the home for when you move too.

In order to make practical and logical decisions when it comes to your renovation, consider it a business plan.

You could DIY projects, but would they turn out well - enough to raise the value of the home? Think it all through before proceeding.

The key to renovating your house, especially if you are on a budget, is to plan the entire process effectively.

Here are a few ways to do that, while considering essential steps to make sure that your renovation goes seamlessly.

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Ways to Plan & Prepare for a Vacation

3/3/2020

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My love language is definitely traveling.

Honestly, you could take me (almost) anywhere and I would make it a blast. Well, I guess China would not be a very fun place to visit right now, but seriously - anywhere else!!

Although traveling is definitely the best part of each trip, obviously, I also love planning each trip and I think that is a close second. I just think it is so much fun dreaming and planning each trip. The possibilities are (almost) endless and dreaming up the fun that we are going to have as a family is priceless. Then, when your hard work pays off and everything becomes a reality, you get to see the joy on your babies faces, and THAT is the best.

Because I have planned so many trips in the past and I love to do it, I know the ins and outs when it comes to planning with ease, instead of getting stressed out about it.

That’s why today, I want to share my best tips when it comes to planning and preparing for a vacation.

Here they are -

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Four Ways To Manage Your Anxiety | Mom So Hard

2/10/2020

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Anxiety is not something that is new to me.

I had anxiety as a young adult, but ever since I had my last baby, I dealt and still deal with postpartum anxiety. Postpartum anxiety is anxiety on a whole-nother level!

To some degree, every parent experiences some degree of anxiety: it just comes with the territory.

When you factor in the huge life changes, hormonal shifts, and exhaustion (especially in the first couple of weeks and months), it makes a lot of sense that about 80% of new mothers report feeling baby blues. It’s normal.

But, when is it ‘not normal,’ and when do you need to do something about it?

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