It’s a tale as old as time, women judging women, mothers shaming mothers, people telling other people what to do with their bodies and lives. Lately, I have become better at blowing off rude comments or harsh criticism from others. As the great Rachel Hollis said in Girl, Wash Your Face, “Someone else's opinion of … Continue reading Leave My Breasts Alone
I have been all shapes and sizes throughout my life. As a teen, I was very tall and thin. I could down a large pizza by myself and not gain a pound. Despite having the “ideal” body type, I was constantly picked on and shamed for being too skinny. I was constantly called flat chested … Continue reading I Won’t Be Ashamed Of My Body Because You Are
Introduction: "Someday I'm Going To Miss This" is a piece I wrote after I had my twins and it's one I go back to when I'm having an extremely stressful day. Raising children can be really difficult at times. Often we find ourselves wishing away the hard years. This is a good reminder to stop and … Continue reading Someday, I’m Going To Miss This
After giving birth, 1 in 7 women suffer from postpartum depression, yet women are still afraid to talk about it. I believe that largely has to do with the constant judgment we face as mothers. Why would we want to admit that we’re having a hard time with the one thing society expects us to … Continue reading To The Women Struggling With Postpartum Depression: I’m With You
Today, I am flying to Destin to surprise my best friend for her 35th birthday! I would be lying if I didn’t admit that selfishly I also just really needed a break from reality for a few days. What better way to recharge and get some mental clarity than to spend a few days with … Continue reading Motherhood Doesn’t Have To Be A Prison Sentence
Inner Monologues With Lindsay 