Pregnancy and childbirth has changed my body.. but not my mindset. I refuse to believe that motherhood means being stuck in a body I’m not happy in. Yes, it’s hard, yes, it takes time, but I’m reclaiming my confidence one workout, one moment of self-care at a time. Because feeling good in your own skin isn’t vanity — it’s self-respect.
AI is changing everything around us… photos, books, designs, even how our kids learn. But if we let technology do all the thinking, what happens to our ability to think for ourselves? I share my fears as a mom and why I want my kids to hold on to the old fashioned way of learning before it disappears completely.
As parents, we often forget what it was really like to be kids. I promised myself as a child that I would always remember that messy, playful, impatient mindset and now, as a mom of two little ones, I want to bring that memory into how I parent. I want to be both the guide and the friend, understanding my kids’ world while helping them grow.
Bullying is something no parent wants their child to face, yet so many do. We may not always be able to control how others act, but we can teach our kids to be confident in who they are. Confidence is one of the strongest shields against bullying, helping kids stand tall, use their voices, and know their worth no matter what.
Sometimes entering a new phase of life doesn’t just mean you’re stepping into something new — it means you’re fully leaving the last one behind. I’m starting to feel that more now, in my late thirties. I don’t want to go clubbing or stay out until 2 a.m. anymore, but I still miss those carefree nights. Life has changed… but that doesn’t mean it isn’t beautiful.
