Laws of inertia. A body at rest tends to stay at rest. A girl with a book wants to keep reading....more»

I want a T-shirt that says, “I didn’t used to go out in public in sweat pants and messy buns, and I didn’t used to have gray hair and wrinkles, and I wasn’t fat, and I didn’t have stains on my clothes, but you do realize that I have children, right?” And another one for work that would say, “I used to be able to count to six and make a power point presentation with zero typos, but please bear with me as I spend the next eighteen years adjusting to parenthood....more»

I’m not a procrastinator. I’m not. But sometimes a task is so overwhelming that I just don’t know where to start....more»

Do you ever wonder if your kids hear anything you say? Do you think to yourself, “Why am I even talking? No one listens....more»

Ashley, age six-and-a-half, had been asking for a skateboard. The first time she asked, I said, “You have too much stuff....more»

My Spoiled Caterpillars Who Will One Day Become Grateful Butterflies–

Teaching Children to Be Thankful

By Julie Willis, Bakersfield Mom of Two

Oh, a child’s journey toward thankfulness....more»

As a mom, I expect to have to deal with all sorts of unpleasant things. You know, messy diapers, sleepless nights, being puked on, temper tantrums....more»

How Do I Eat This?

Nothing is the same after you have kids....more»

We thought we were prepared for the first day of school. We had all the supplies: backpack, lunch box, water bottle, pencils, paper, new clothes, shoes that fit....more»

To My Darling Children:

I love you. Do you know what else I love? Sleep....more»