After rushing through this week I sat down, at the last minute – true to form, for this week – to write my weekly post and checked in with the blog first to see what my fellow writers had been up to. I could have written Ann’s post this week (and, well, nearly did, before
Tag: sisterhood
1. You think you’re not. You are convinced you’re doing it all wrong. You try different parenting techniques and regardless of whether they are effective or not, you still question them. You’re inconsistent. You worry about every miniscule detail, both physically and emotionally. Your child doesn’t eat healthy enough, watches too much TV, gets too
No matter how many parenting books you read, or websites you dig through, nothing can truly prepare you for the day you become a mom. It’s so exciting and terrifying and wonderful and nerve-wracking and beautiful and stressful – all at the same time. When I became a writer for ctworkingmoms.com (I’m so thankful Michelle took a
In case you missed it, back in early March we held a special day called Moms for Moms Day as part of a collaboration between us and The Bump. It was a day meant to highlight CT Working Moms Campaign for Judgement-Free Motherhood and moms from across the U.S. helped us spread a message of
I’ve always said that I’ll consider myself a successful mom if my children grow up to be kind and compassionate human beings. With this goal in mind, I’ve been quite dismayed to witness the indifference and sometimes aggression that my three year old has had towards her baby sister. When the baby was born we
In July of 2008, I met my best friend Becky and her then, boyfriend John by becoming their neighbors. We were in our twenties, enjoying life and celebrating the purchase of our first homes. It was such a wonderful time in our lives and I will never forget the day we first met. Becky and
In honor of CTWM’s 2nd Anniversary, I would like to take a moment to acknowledge the women in my life who, in the name of sisterhood, lend a helping hand, babysitting services, emergency school pick-ups, emotional stability, an “Is this crazy, or is it me?” sounding board, lots of laughs, and the occasional glass of
“Anything you think is wrong with your body at the age of 35 you will be nostalgic for at the age of 45” – Nora Ephron A few weeks ago, I was looking for baby pictures of my son and I came across a few photos of myself from 10 years ago. My first thought
The other day Michelle posed the question “Where are all the Goddesses?” in response to the fact that, despite all the exposure (no pun intended) and positive encouragement we received from our Goddess Gathering, we have gotten very few submissions, and most of them are our own bloggers! It got me to thinking about if I would have
We bloggers have a super secret blogger group on Facebook. It’s a way for us to throw around ideas, ask each other questions and just plain old kibitz. A while back someone mentioned they were scared to click on a link to “Beyonce’s Body After Baby.” I think we all know what these headlines bring. All you have
