
Women are often the multitaskers of the family. We have to take care of kids, house, food, and husband. We have to remember everybody’s games and appointments. Women keep track of all the little, but oh-so-important things, it takes to make our individual worlds move. However, often we forget to take care of ourselves.
Unfortunately, a think a lot of women feel that it is wrong or selfish to take care of our needs, to make ourselves happy.
I had to do a lot of growing up to understand that if I don’t take care of myself, I really cannot…

In today’s world, the old normal has gone out of the window. So many of us have had to balance working from home, while supervising kids going to virtual school, while making sure to our sanity and home intact. This has been an incredibly hard journey peppered with some awesomely sweet and precious moments, as well as some that were not so great. I put together this list hoping that it might help someone out there. Here it is:
Sleep well.
This one is very hard…damn near impossible, especially if you are a mom. I have had too many nights…
MOM GUILT — DOOR TO HAPPINESS

I am going to venture a guess that most moms had experienced the dreaded mom guilt. Instead of avoiding it, we should embrace it since this is what points us to the most important things in our lives. When women become moms our world changes drastically, completely, and forever. Unfortunately, hand in hand with all the beautify things that motherhood means, a lot of moms end up drowning in one negative emotion. We are programmed to start feeling guilty. We feel guilty about not doing all the right things all the time. We feel…

1. Your outlook on life will change forever.
Remember life before kids? Life before becoming a new mom. Most of us looked at other moms and swore to ourselves that we would do things better, that we would be different! After all, who can compare fashionably dressed you with perfect makeup and carrier ambitions, to a T-shirt-and-jeans clad mom with dark circles under her eyes, messy ponytail, and a giant cup of coffee. However, when the moment arrives, and you hold your new baby in your hands for the first time, your whole world will change. This change will be…

10 Things to Healthy Happiness
My dad, who has always been in great shape had one major rule for his diet: eat breakfast by yourself, share lunch with your friend, and share dinner with your enemy. This means, the breakfast should be the biggest meal of the day, lunch should be half of what you would ordinarily eat, and dinner should just be a small part of what you would eat. Snack often and drink plenty of fluids. I am not a doctor or dietitian, but our bodies need everything: the fatty…

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