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[tidymodernmama]

Sarah's first job interview. I'm so proud of my baby! She worked so hard in school and was at the top of her class! Hope she gets the job at Walmart!!

[southernmama96]

Running errands today 🫠

[nurseshannansreviews]

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[irondadfics]

hi there was this fanfic I can't find I was hoping yall could help with. It was post infinity wars where Tony has this anonymous blog like where he chats with other parents and he becomes close to them, sharing trauma and parenting tips. after endgame he goes afk for a long time there and they're all worried about him. tysm <33

Thank you to those who contributed to our Follower Outreach Program for helping to locate this story!

Tony Stark Googled The Thing by mybrotherharry

When Morgan is six months old, Pepper goes back to work and Tony takes over as stay-at-home dad. Discovering the mommyblogosphere is the inevitable next step.

[4laconvos]

Have the “bestest” day family ♥️ * * * * * #motivation #inspiration #blm #quotes #blackwoman #wife #mom #sister #writer #poet #mommyblogger #blkcreatives #lifecoach #mentor #teacher #entrepreneur #videographer #photographer #momboss #motivation #browngirlbloggers #photography #music #philly #4laconversations #bookstargram #explorepage (at West Oak Lane) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckx7qbzrKI7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[solarasnotions]

From Burnout to a Fresh Start.

Burnout is trending across social media as a mood that we embrace to cope with overwhelm and loss of interest in what we once deemed good. To overcome it, we tend to put a band-aid on the cuts- but they’re too deep to not properly treat. So, how do we treat these wounds? Most importantly: when we are exhausted from life and when it is time to reevaluate, where do we start?

By deconstructing yourself, it is possible to see how multi-faceted and important you truly are. We all have roles in the realm of our mental reality and what we perceive as our physical world. Some of us are mechanics, some of us are teachers, and some of us are retirees. We are childless bachelorettes, involved fathers, and orphans. We are different roles to different characters in all of our collective stories- perhaps you are a daughter to your mother, but also a grandmother to your grandchild. We cannot be limited to being only one thing in this life because we are, without debate, a million different things all at once. We are brother, we are uncle, we are employee, we are slave. We are whatever we choose to be, yet we are also many different roles; many of which, ultimately, we have no choice in.

“We cannot be limited to being only one thing  in this life because we are,  without debate, a million different things all at once.”

So, who are you? In your current state of being, are you a mother? Did you, and do you, choose to be? Are you a baker? Do you like that about yourself? Are you a writer? Are you good? Are you successful? Are you fed? Are you a caretaker? Are you ugly? Do you bring hope to others? Are you a failure? Are you a thinker? Hello! Are you even there?

To better understand who you are, it is important to include who you are to others. Our relationships should, ideally, motivate us toward happiness and peaceful existence; however, this is not always the case. Perhaps you are the villain in someone else’s story- perhaps that is a title rightfully earned or wrongfully earned. If you can examine, without bias, exactly who you are to others, you can ask the next big question- why?

“Perhaps you are the villain in someone else’s story- perhaps that is a title rightfully earned or wrongfully earned.”

We all make choices, and they are part of what makes us our own unique identity. As for me personally, I made the choice to have a baby when I was eighteen years old; I also make the choice every day to care for that baby, who is now in the second grade. That makes me a mother. Why am I a mother? Because I choose to be. Why do I choose to be? Because I feel like my child will benefit from my involvement in her life. Why do I feel that way? It is part of my value system to put my child’s wellbeing on a pedestal… and so forth.

The lists of “what’s” and “why’s” can go on endlessly, but you can stop once you are confident in the truest definitions of the roles you play. Upon learning and describing who your character is currently, you might delve into your past a bit, dipping your toes in the water of what was good, bad, ugly, or melancholy. Events and experiences trigger reasoning for the choices we make, giving us our concrete “why” answer in many cases. Don’t get stuck in this segment of self-reflection, however; spend most of your time in the present, so as not to suffer repeatedly for mistakes which have already come and gone.

“Events and experiences trigger reasoning for the choices we make, giving us our concrete “why”.”

When you know your what and why, you can define your character. You can edit your avatar. You can decide what you want to keep and what you want to delete. You can dye your hair periwinkle to signify a new chapter with this well-developed character, or you can simply take a deep breath and then walk onto the next page with nothing but a feeling of knowledge-of-self and hope to carry you forward.

When you are stuck in a rut, sometimes it is better to deconstruct yourself before the world can deconstruct you. Feel the moment, but move past it. Remember your why, remember who you are, and embrace the next variation.

[piyusha30]

Remembering Heather Armstrong: The Legacy of a Pioneer Mommy Blogger | Dooce | HeatherArmstrong | MommyBlogger | BloggingPioneer | MentalHealthAdvocate | LegacyOfInfluence |

Heather Armstrong, a popular mommy blogger known as “Dooce” to her fans, has passed away at the age of 47. Armstrong rose to fame in the early 2000s with her blog, dooce.com, where she chronicled her experiences as a new mother and eventually became one of the most influential bloggers in the world. Armstrong’s blog was known for its humor, honesty, and relatability, and she was praised for her…

[meatswing]

I think Hillary could’ve won back in 2016 if she did a better job of embracing her gilf qualities

[momlife31]

Co-parenting with the same person you’re healing from is not talked about enough!

[tidymodernmama]

Throwback to Phillip's first day of school and Sarah's first day of 2nd grade! They grow up so fast.

[southernmama96]

Just showing my face bc it’s my birthday tomorrow 🥳

[nurseshannansreviews]

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[peeianweean]

i have a three year old daughter and she asked me to read her a bedtime story, so i got out the king james bible (her favorite), but before i could start she asked me to “pretty please read it backwards.”

so i did the best i could and now she’s broken into a cold sweat and murmuring to herself.

any advice?

[moodypixie]

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[4laconvos]

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[truthaboutbeingamom]

I needed groceries today.. So I brought my toddler to the store like I always do. Except today my toddler was NOT having it. I had to carry Henry around the store while trying to push a cart. It was both mentally and physically exhausting. Parenting is not always rainbows and butterflies. How are all the other toddler mamas out there today? 😅