What I learned in 2024! 📝
Hey y’all! 👋🏾
This year I learned soo many things. I am a mom to a 6 month old, and she’s given me so much more wisdom just in the past few months that I’ve known her.
The most important lesson I have learned this year is that it’s MY ,and my SO, responsibility to do what’s best for our child. This year I’ve had to distance myself from people in my life that I would tolerated before for the sake of my child’s best interest…as well as miss out on things that I would normally be doing in my young adult life.
I stand by these actions because I am my child’s keeper and I would never do anything to jeopardize the life that I want her to have, or standby and not raise her what I believe to be the best way to raise her. #my2024 #2024recap #lemon8contest #lifelessons #letschat
As a new mom, every day brings challenges and joys that shape our understanding of parenting. One of the vital lessons learned this year is embracing the responsibility it takes to nurture a child. Distance from toxic relationships became essential for maintaining a healthy environment for my baby. The journey of motherhood teaches us prioritization; sometimes, we may need to sacrifice our past habits and social interactions for the sake of our child's future. By fostering a loving and stable atmosphere, I commit to raising her with values that will support her growth and happiness. This year, I've learned that nurturing doesn’t just happen physically; it includes emotional support too. The significance of building a strong support system becomes clear, even when distancing ourselves from others. It’s crucial to surround ourselves with positive influences that align with our parenting goals. Reflecting on my experiences, I find purpose in my decisions and stand firm in my commitment to motherhood. If you're seeking similar insights or support in your parenting journey, I encourage you to share your lessons too! Let's connect and grow together in this incredible experience of parenthood.
Yes! I cut off my dad a long time ago, but it wasn’t until recently that I also cut off my mother because I couldn’t allow her to treat my kids the way she treated me, I chose them and it’s my job to keep them, and their peace! safe