Parenting
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Listening to What Your Kids Have to Say
Itās easy to think that just because weāve been through childhood ourselves, we already know everything there is to know about our kids.
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Why I Try to do the Bare Minimum When it Comes to Parenting
I used to think that I would be an Asian Tiger Mom. Then I had kids...
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The Holiday Debrief
How to wrap up the festive season with purpose.
Parenting Topics
How to Make Thanksgiving Alone Feel Less Lonely
Why I do Christmas Shopping in September
Listening to What Your Kids Have to Say
Simple Weeknight Dinner Ideas for Single Mothers
Preparing for a New School Year with the Kids
Tips for Keeping Home as a Single Mother
How to Protect Yourself as a Stay-at-Home Parent
Staying Connected to Your Child-Free Friends When You Have Kids
Parenting in todayās world feels like navigating an ever-changing landscape. Between the challenges of technology use, the influence of social media, and the weight of economic uncertainty, raising children can feel like a never-ending balancing act. No one has all the answers, but Iāve found a few guiding principles that help me stay grounded in my parenting journey. At the heart of it, I try to lead with respectāacknowledging that Iām raising individuals who are figuring out the world and growing into the people theyāre meant to be.
Sometimes, this means stepping back and letting them explore; other times, itās about offering them the tools and opportunities to discover what excites and motivates them. As a single mother, there are unique hurdles to overcomeāwhether itās the daily juggle of doing it solo or the delicate work of co-parenting with an ex. Either way, parenting is rarely perfect. Your children will inevitably find things to critique, no matter how much effort you put in. But thatās okay. If youāre doing your best with love and intention, itās likely to be appreciated in time.