Everyone has their own ideas about parenting, and when it comes to mixing dating with co-parenting, the lines become even more blurry. Of course, single parents have the right to date whoever they want. But whether or not it's a good idea to introduce all new boyfriends or girlfriends to your kids - well, that's an entirely different discussion. Your life shouldn’t be a … [Read more...] about Talking to Your Ex Before Bringing Home a New Boyfriend
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Breaking the Cycle of Alcoholism
Have you ever had that moment when you stop and say, how did I get so lucky? Well, I wish I could say that the happiness I live today was all luck but it was a long journey of healing to get to a place of joy. When I was young I had a troubled upbringing. There was anger in my home, alcoholism, physical abuse from my mother’s boyfriends but the ultimate trauma was the sexual … [Read more...] about Breaking the Cycle of Alcoholism
Hang in There Moms, Words of Encouragement from Expressing Motherhood
Hang in there moms, we may be in self-quarantine due to COVID-19, but there are ways we can make it through each day with a little encouragement from each other. This Mother’s Day video from cast members and fans of Expressing Motherhood, reminds us to go easy on ourselves and find moments for self care. We have to do the best we can right now. Scouring social … [Read more...] about Hang in There Moms, Words of Encouragement from Expressing Motherhood
Career-Boosting Resolutions for Moms
January is a time to take a look at the past year and make plans for the year ahead. For career-minded moms, it’s a good time to make resolutions that will lead to success in 2018. Interestingly, nearly 45 percent of Americans say they usually make New Year’s resolutions, mainly for self-improvement. Although many resolutions aren’t kept, it’s important to make career-focused … [Read more...] about Career-Boosting Resolutions for Moms
A Child with Autism Attends the IEP
We had our first IEP meeting last week. It wasn’t a “full” IEP meeting since we had requested to meet with our child’s Spanish teacher to discuss strategies for helping our son in that class. Our son’s annual IEP takes place during the winter, so we were okay to only have a “partial.” Luckily, besides our son’s case manager and the Spanish teacher, the school psychologist, … [Read more...] about A Child with Autism Attends the IEP