Postpartum depression, something that all moms think can not happen to them, but in reality, for about 80% of new moms it will happen to them. They will suffer from postpartum blues, the sadness and anxiety experienced in the first two weeks following delivery. These emotions are often triggered by hormonal shifts or lack of sleep.I experienced this with my 2nd child, I thought to myself when I was going through it, there is no way this could be happening as it didn't happen on my first child,

Nobody tells you that your world is going to be rocked from going from a working parent to a stay at home parent, like with any big change there are many new surprises that can you will come across each and every day. Here are a few things that i went through from the transition between a working mom to a stay at home mom.Have a Clear Reason For your choice.Most Likely you're leaving your current job to care for you family but there could be other reasons. Maybe you want to start your own busin

After working from the age 18 until i was 27, i never thought of myself as a Stay-at-home mom, its something i never really thought of, i thought i was going to be helping contribute to our income but when the time came during this pandemic and child care is way to expensive for 2 kids under the age of 5, i stopped my career and im currently staying home with 2 boys! I never really understood what a stay at home mom does...until i become one. These women that have been doing it for years, you a