#stepmomlife

[mrsmamamav]

Why am I supposed to put up with baby mama telling these kids lies? What law is it that says I can't just handle my business?

[stepmomdiaries]

In need of a place to share my experiences, and rant about the life I chose as a stepmom, for better or worse.

[qwerttysthings]

[talktoangel2]

Co-Parenting After Divorce: Tips to Make it Work

Co-Parenting can be a difficult and trying process, especially if there are kids involved. Co-parenting after divorce can also be difficult, but it's important for the well-being of the children and the parents to make it work. 

Co-parenting after divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience.

 Here are some of the common challenges that co-parents may face.

Communication Issues

Effective communication is essential for successful co-parenting, but it can be difficult to achieve after a divorce. Communication breakdowns can lead to misunderstandings, missed appointments, and a general lack of cooperation. Co-parents may have difficulty communicating due to unresolved anger, resentment, or distrust.

Differing Parenting Styles

Co-parents may have different approaches to parenting, and this can cause conflict. One parent may be more strict while the other is more relaxed. Differing parenting styles can lead to disagreements over discipline, routines, and even values. It's important for co-parents to find a way to compromise and establish a consistent parenting approach.

Scheduling and Logistics

Co-parents may face scheduling and logistical challenges when it comes to arranging visitation, transportation, and other arrangements. This can be especially difficult if the co-parents live far apart or have conflicting work schedules. Co-parents may need to work together to find creative solutions to these challenges.

Emotional Turmoil

Divorce can be an emotional experience, and co-parents may continue to struggle with feelings of anger, sadness, or grief. These emotions can make it difficult to maintain a positive co-parenting relationship. Co-parents may need to seek professional support or counseling to help them process their emotions and move forward.

Financial Issues

Co-parenting can also be expensive, and co-parents may have disagreements over finances. One parent may feel that they are contributing more than the other, or they may have different ideas about how to allocate resources. Co-parents may need to work together to establish a financial plan that works for everyone.

Co-parenting can be a challenging and complex process, especially if there are unresolved conflicts or communication issues between co-parents. TalktoAngel is an online platform that can connect you with licensed therapists who specialize in co-parenting and can provide guidance and support in managing your situation.

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[mymetric360]

Is prioritizing step-children over new sibling AITA-material? #FamilyDrama #StepmomLife #InlawsConflict Hey there, friends! So, I've got a bit of a situation on my hands and I could really use some advice. Let me set the scene for you. I've been married to my husband for 2 years, and we have a 5-month-old son together. He was previously married and has two kids from that marriage, Eve (12) and Rylen (11). Now, when my hubby and I started dating, his kid... Read more: https://mymetric360.com/question/is-prioritizing-step-children-over-new-sibling-aita-material/

[heavymetalandhairbows-blog]

forgive me for being a noob.

Well, hello. So, I have been talking about making a step-mom blog for, like, 400 years now... and this is where I am starting. I plan to just come on here and word vomit approximately once a week. One day, when I grow up, I will have a more formal blog site... but, until then--TUMBLR IT IS!

So, for this first and super informal post, I’m going to tell the story of how I became a soon-to-be step parent. For those of you who don’t really even know me at all, to those of you who kinda--sorta know wtf is going on.

I met my fiancé about three years ago at work. He will tell you it was love at first sight, but I didn't like him at all tbh lmao. Very long story short, we fell in love in an ambulance as partners... and now here we are. We are getting married next year and all that junk. But, that’s all fine and dandy. Being a girlfriend/fiancée/wife appears to be a much easier title and job than a step parent amirite?!

We were together for about a year before he even felt comfortable introducing me to his little girl. I had heard so much about her and gotten plenty of funny snapchats of her. The very first time I ever met her, I was working an EMT shift and was in his neighborhood and had to pee something fierce. I asked him if it was okay if I stopped by before I peed my pants. He said it was fine, but that he had his small human. I was like, “psshhh, whatevs.” So, I show up to his house and walk inside. Little person is sitting on the couch right inside and immediately says, “HI, I’M (Z!) WHAT’S YOUR NAME?!” Inside, I am like “ohshitohshitohshit” and blurt, “I’M TRACY!” and hurry off to pee. I come back out and she is working on notecards (that were spread all over the floor and I actually stepped on with my nasty work boots and felt HORRIBLE about) with her dad. My heart started racing and I felt about as nervous as someone does for, like, a job interview or a death sentence. After that little moment of introduction, he then started letting me come over when she was there. We couldn’t be affectionate in front of her, however. He didn’t want the small human to run back to her moms and blurt that “Daddy was kissing miss Tracy!” just yet. Matter of fact, he had no idea how to do any of this. I was the first woman after her mother to have the honor of meeting his little girl. Anddddd… I don’t have any kids of my own--so, I had no idea what I was even doing at this point.

Fast forward through many angry outbursts about me feeling “hidden” and “whatthefuckishappening” moments. Word finally gets out that he is seeing me, it’s serious, and I will be around Z. I show up to his house one evening, ready to stay the night. I knew small child (who was four at the time, I forgot to throw that in there) was going back to her mom’s house. My wonderful time management skills landed me at his house JUST AS PICK UP WAS BEING DONE. Her mom knew about me, she had her own boyfriend thing going on--seemed legit, right? I get out of the car and Z sees me and yells, “TRACY, COME HERE!” I mean... I can’t tell her no. So, I waltz over with my arms full of shit. She tells her mom that, “this is my Tracy!” and mom doesn’t turn around. Z repeats herself about three times before mom turns around and says a short, simple, “Hi.”

(That’s all I have gotten from her to this day. But, we will talk about that WAYYYYY later, if at all)

So, it’s been three whole years since this small ray of sunshine has been brought into my life. I still do not have any children of my own. What I do know is that I had a step-mom and a step-dad growing up. I have formulated my own way of “parenting” from all four of my parents. With the help of Z’s dad, of course. I have nothing but good things to say about this. I absolutely LOVE being a part of her life. It damn near brings me to tears thinking about being involved in her life for the rest of forever. I would do anything and everything to bring her happiness and joy. Like... words cannot even express my feelings. I was ab-so-FREAKING-lutely terrified when this all came about. I mean, sometimes I’m still kinda like “whatthefuckisgoingon” but I get through it. I love this small little Z as if she were from my own insides.

For those of you that are actual bio-moms and in search of some insight, this blog is probably going to do you some good eventually. I just wanted to begin this with something, at least. Even if it was just a bunch of random nonsense. I will for sure get more into the “feels” stuff as time goes on. I wanted to get at least one post on here. As I said, I will be trying to post once a week or so about different stuff in regards to this adventure in life. I hope you all are having a wonderful day!

Until next time, friends.

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[locsofsage]

I just making up for what I lacked in the 1st round of parenting. Forgive me. Per the guesses, we're going to Wyoming, Alabama, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia and Florida. No, no, no, and nope. #legacyloading #newmommemo #stepmomlife #education https://www.instagram.com/p/CXksr-_rBs_/?utm_medium=tumblr

[ablendedmomma]

What VALUE do you hold for your own self? We all know that for our children and spouses, we place the amount of value at PRICELESS. We adore them so much that we would do just about anything to see them each is successful & happy! (Which is great) But what about YOU, what value do we place on ourselves and our success and happiness? What about on our own future? Today I want you to applaud yourself for being a great Mom and/or Stepmom & ensuring your loved ones those things then I want you to turn your focus towards YOU!! If your kid or spouse asked you to check out an item they really wanted & after looking you discovered that this item could potentially improve your loved one's life, could create happiness and even lead to a successful future.. You wouldn't hesitate to purchase it, right? Well, what about YOUR future, YOUR happiness & success? Today, I want you to VALUE yourself & INVEST in(what cost LESS than going out to eat twice) YOUR LIFE & YOUR FUTURE!! Do it before its too late! The Successful Stepmom Toolbelt Bundle is valued at over $700!! The products included make up an ENTIRE user manual for Stepmoms!! This sale goes away at MIDNIGHT & once its gone its gone FOREVER and so is YOUR chance to INVEST IN YOU! Don't wait until its too late! The link is here https://stepmomming.teachable.com/p/the-successful-stepmom-s-tool-belt/?affcode=189665_lkbadksq & in my bio! Feel free to msg me with any questions you may have!! #tsst2018 #stepmothers #stepmoms #bonusmom #bonusmamas #coparenting #blendedmomma #blendedmom #blendedfamily #stepparenting #stepmomlife #stepmomproblems #stepmomlove #steplife

[cristinamorenoworld]

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[damewendy]

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[qwerttysthings]

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[ftnerdy]

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[cyngelic]

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