Where are my “Tyoe C” mamas at?🤍

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Hello everyone 🤍 Welcome to my page and if you’re new here, I’m so happy you found your way to me. Seriously, thank you for being here. I’ve been a little quiet lately, and there’s a reason for that. Behind the scenes, I’ve been working on something really special something I’ve poured my hea

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The Stigma of Staying Home While Healing Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get enough real, honest conversation. *The stigma around moms who stay home.* Because somehow, in today’s world, if you’re not working a 9–5, building a business, or constantly “doing more,” people assume you’re

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When “Sorry” Is Just Noise: Not every “I’m sorry” is real and not every apology deserves your forgiveness. I’ve learned that some people say exactly what sounds right, not because they’ve changed, but because they don’t want to lose access to you. And there’s a difference. Real accountability

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Let’s talk about abandonment, as a first time mama. Because this isn’t something you understand until you’ve lived it. I lived it. Pretty much the moment I found out I was pregnant, my daughter’s father chose to step out instead of step up. And just like that, I was thrown into motherhood alo

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Walking through chemo, being told I had a rare form of ovarian cancer, it changed everything for me. There were moments I truly believed that part of my story, having another baby might be taken away. And as a mama, that fear hits in a place words can’t even fully explain. I’ve carried that quie

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Haven’t even started my new meds yet, and somehow my mind is already spiraling. That’s the thing about anxiety, it doesn’t wait for facts, it doesn’t wait for reality, it just runs. As a mom, it hits even harder because you’re not just carrying your own thoughts, you’re trying to hold it togeth

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Let’s have a late night chat with me: Postpartum isn’t lonely because you don’t love your baby, it’s lonely because everything around you gets quiet. You’re suddenly in this new world where you’re expected to heal, to give, to show up as a mother, while still trying to find pieces of yourself

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I used to think I understood loss when I lost my mom at 12… I thought I had already felt the deepest kind of heartbreak a person could carry. But nothing prepared me for what that loss would feel like once I became a mother myself. Motherhood has a way of reopening wounds you thought had healed

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Let’s talk about the part of being a stay at home mom that no one prepares you for, the mental load. Because it’s not just “being home with your kids.” It’s being everything, all at once, all day long. It’s carrying the schedules, the appointments, the meals, the routines, the emotions, the tant

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There’s a kind of anxiety that no one really prepares you for when you become a mom… the sudden, overwhelming awareness of how fragile life feels. It’s not just general worry anymore, it’s this deep, intrusive fear that something could happen to you, and your child would be left without you. It can

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Confessions of an Anxious Mama