I'm a big fan of seeking out the positive and accentuating the best life has to offer, but today I’m going to be perfectly real in the sense that sometimes life, and motherhood in particular, can be tough—heart-wrenching even. I can’t help but ask myself the following questions as I think about …
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We all want to be present—to be really there—for the belly laughs and the mischief, for the toddler demands that are so unreasonable they're funny and for the surprisingly deep conversations with an eight-year-old. As I said in a recent post, this is our motherhood. We only get to do it …
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This is a guest post from mindfulness mentor, blogger, and host of The Mindful Kind podcast, Rachael Kable. I was studying psychology and volunteering on a helpline at an anxiety recovery centre when I really began creating my own mindfulness practice. After struggling with stress for much of my …
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I heard the sound of small feet trailing me, followed by his words— "It's okay, Mom." I pushed the hair off my forehead and sighed, recognizing that this was genuine empathy my son was showing me. A minute before, I'd been mumbling a familiar script under my breath, something about me …
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When my daughter was born six years ago, I picked up a camera without much of a purpose other than—I want to capture every little moment! My WHY was about quantity over quality. When they’re small, our kids change every day, and in the haze of sleepless nights and being the primary caretaker, we …
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My first child was born the week before I graduated from college with a bachelor's degree in family science. I had taken and aced classes on marriage, parenting, family finances, family meal planning, family life, and child development. I had listened to countless lectures about family issues, read …
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