If there's one thing I've learned in motherhood, it's that what works well for others will probably not work for you. I've heard wonderful...
First, let me start by saying I am not a potty training expert. I am simply a teacher-mom who refused to be is that mom. And...
If you followed me for even one moment on Instagram, you’ve heard me say this phrase every day on vacation:
TRAVELING WITH KIDS IS NO JOKE.
I...
Richmond Moms Blog is honored to share this guest post from Shannon Brim, M.D. at Virginia Physicians for Women.
Having a baby is an exciting time!
There are...
When I was a new, first time mom, I was easily rattled. If my son cried in public, I was mortified. If I had...
“Tonight I stood next to my daughter’s crib as tears started to build up. How could something so innocent, so beautiful, so wanted, bring...
More than six years ago, I dropped my son off in his infant classroom for his very first day.
As a first-time mom and an...
Learning new things generally comes easily to me.
I have a master’s degree and a physics degree — summa cum laude. I'm determinedly independent. When...
I must give the disclaimer that I'm not the parent of a high school student. But as a former high school teacher who continues...
I'm eight weeks from my due date with our second child and have started getting the “Are you ready?” question from people. I got...
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Being a Millennial Mom in 2019: What it’s Actually Like
“I wouldn’t want to raise a kid today.”
That’s what you’ll hear from most adults over the age of 50. As a 33-year-old “Millennial Mom”...
