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Motherhood is crazy because you’re always doing so much better than you think you are. Like a million times better. Like everything is fine and you’re going to make it and your kids are actually ok but it feels like you’re semi-failing and the water is up to your chin. If I could go back to any stage of mom-hood from newborns to toddlers and beyond, I’d tell myself, “Relax. You’re doing great. Paper plates are fine. Fed is best even when it’s toast & cheese, nuggets, or boxed

Yesterday we made Lunch Lady Cafeteria Rolls. According to the recipe, they're called Cafeteria Rolls because they were the standard lunch roll in the 80s in schools far and wide.

This morning, I had the thought, "How would I attack mothers if I were satan?" I considered it for awhile. Well...I'd start by creating an environment that holds those who care for children in low esteem. Because if I could do that first, everything else I did would be easier. I'd start by making motherhood seem like fundamentally, a waste of time, one's brain, one's efforts. I'd create an environment where being a mother is, at best, a side-pursuit and not on its own somethi

Hey, how are you doing? It's officially spring here in Quebec, but unofficially, we just had a snowstorm blow through!

Homeschooling isn't easy. I think that's why I fought it so hard at times. But it's easier than doing traditional school when that isn't rig

Even though I've homeschooled on and off for years, I don't think I'm a natural homeschooler.

If I could go back and be one of those random people offering young mom me advice, here's what I would say.