What I wish they could see.
I wish they could see that, even as we lecture, spout advice, and remind them to clean up their mess, that we're really not that different.
15 lessons from 15 years of motherhood
One minute I’m rocking a swaddled six-pound newborn ; the next minute I’m riding shotgun in my car, that same child is behind the wheel.
I didn’t know
I've known since that first week when we brought him home from the hospital that time moves fast. Here’s what I didn’t know:
My presence is all that’s required.
Experiencing true joy and connection requires accepting that things will get messy most of the time. At home, and in the world.
I’m just a mom in a car trying to give a Ted Talk
Just a few weeks ago, being my kids’ Uber driver was my life.
A new season of motherhood
Motherhood feels like a recipe that’s been passed on for generations but no one ever wrote it down.