Tag: Motherhood Journey
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Life Is Balance… and I Still Haven’t Mastered It
If there’s one thing motherhood has taught me, it’s that life is all about balance—and yet, I still haven’t mastered it. I used to believe that if I just worked hard enough, planned well enough, and stayed on top of everything, I could juggle it all: motherhood, work, health, home, and everything in between. But…
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I Used to Be Cool… Now I Say Things Like “Ugh, I’m in My Luteal Phase”
Once upon a time, I thought I was cool. I was spontaneous. I had energy for days. I could survive on three hours of sleep, iced coffee, and bad decisions. Now? I catch myself saying things like, “Ugh, I’m in my luteal phase” — and I don’t even fully understand the luteal phase. All I…
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My Body Isn’t a Problem to Fix: Reclaiming Beauty on My Own Terms
After years of toxic beauty standards, purity culture, and postpartum insecurity, I’m learning to love my body—not when it changes, but as it is. I’m joining Dove’s #UnseenBeauty campaign to help others feel seen.
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How Motherhood—and My Body—Looks 3 Years After Baby #3
It’s been three years since I had my third baby, and motherhood still feels like a journey of constant change—especially when it comes to my body. While I’ve embraced many parts of this phase in life, I won’t sugarcoat it: there are still days when I look in the mirror and feel… disconnected. Like I’m…
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Thinking About Homeschooling Your Kids? Here’s What You Need to Know
Are you considering homeschooling your children—either starting today or preparing for the upcoming school year? Whether you’ve been thinking about it for a while or just recently felt the nudge, you’re not alone. More and more families are choosing to take education into their own hands, and for good reason. Homeschooling offers flexibility, personalized learning,…
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Building Future Leaders: Why Teaching Kids About the Canadian Government Matters
Introduction Understanding how the government works is essential for every citizen, young or old. Teaching children about the Canadian government from an early age is not just about memorizing facts; it’s about fostering active participation, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility. By empowering kids with knowledge about their civic duties, we lay the groundwork…
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Discover Omy Laboratoires’ Black Friday Sale: Your Best Chance to Save Big on Personalized Skincare!
I’m excited to share some amazing news for all skincare enthusiasts! Omy Laboratoires is launching their biggest sale of the year, and it’s the perfect opportunity to refresh, restock, and save on skincare. If you’ve ever been curious about personalized skincare or you’re already an Omy fan, this is the moment to dive in and…
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Helping My Kids Understand Remembrance Day: Learning Through Worksheets and Reflection
Every November 11th, we pause as a family to remember those who served and sacrificed. For us in Canada, Remembrance Day is a time of honoring our veterans and reflecting on the freedom and peace they’ve helped protect. But with young children, explaining this solemn day can be a challenge. How do we help them…
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My Girls Take the Runway: Toronto Kids Fashion Show in Ottawa
As a mom, there are few moments that rival the pride and joy of watching your children accomplish something they’ve worked hard for. On October 26, at the Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, I had the privilege of watching my daughters shine on the runway at the Toronto Kids Fashion Show. After a month of…
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Welcoming November with Hope and Positivity
As I sit down to welcome November, I feel a mix of emotions. It’s a month that marks the shift from vibrant autumn leaves to a world that feels quieter, a bit more introspective. The mornings are crisp, and the air holds a promise of winter just around the corner. But instead of focusing on…
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