Bookish, Veganish, Holding it Togetherish
When it comes to beauty products this year, I’ve been prioritizing performance over trends (or my roving eyes). As a middle aged woman navigating the beauty world, I don’t have the patience (or funds) for flashy items that don’t deliver. That’s why these five beauty brands—Tirtir, Living Proof, RMS Beauty,
As far back as I can remember, I’ve read as naturally and instinctively as others breathe. My love for reading has only grown with each book (mostly literary fiction novels) I devour. Books are small universes—affordable and easily carried yet filled with endless possibilities to expand and enrich the mind.
As far back as I can remember, I’ve read as naturally and instinctively as others breathe. My love for reading has only grown with each book (mostly literary fiction novels) I devour. Books are small universes—affordable and easily carried yet filled with endless possibilities to expand and enrich the mind.
Doing acts of kindness is a great way to improve the world. By being kind, thoughtful, and generous, kids of all ages can make a positive difference in the lives of those around them. It’s also an excellent way for kids to learn (and adults to re-learn!) how to be
Turning 40 brought some unexpected changes to my beauty routine. Foundation, once a great friend, became a foe. It looks cakey in natural light, emphasizing textures and my newly acquired static wrinkles. This transformation led me on a makeup adventure, allowing me to experiment with new products and techniques to
Navigating the whirlwind world of toddlerhood is challenging for any parent. With brains still forming, toddlers struggle to focus on tasks, leading to moments when it seems impossible to get through to them. It’s almost as if your toddler isn’t listening at all. Despite their occasional bouts of defiance, toddlers
The 40th decade brings new adventures, wisdom, and changes to the skin. Now is the perfect opportunity to revamp your beauty routine according to these changes. If you’re a makeup lover aged 40 or older, you’ve probably noticed that the products and techniques of your 20s and 30s aren’t cutting
Picture this: You’re calmly navigating a toddler tantrum in a bustling bistro. Silverware is flying, heads are turning. You’re holding your ground, practicing Non-Reactive Parenting with all your might. Suddenly, a voice cuts through the chaos. A stranger, perhaps, or maybe a well-meaning relative. Their words sting with judgment, laced
The mother-son bond is a unique and powerful relationship. Nurturing this connection is vital, not just for the emotional development of sons, but also for us boy moms (I have three sons!). Spending quality time together leads to lifelong memories, stronger communication, and a deep-seated trust. Feeling stuck in a
Parenthood is a beautiful mess. One minute you’re basking in your child’s laughter, the next you’re dodging tantrum-fueled projectiles. In the heat of those meltdown moments, reacting is our natural instinct. But what if there was a different approach, a way to stay calm even when your child is anything
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