A Blog by Mom Meet Mom
You know what I think the silliest thing about the so-called Mommy Wars really is? That both sides seem to assume that the moms on the other have it so damn good. Working moms daydream about all the freedom stay-at-home-moms … Continued
You’re a new mom or new to the area. You’ve done your due diligence and mapped out all of the local moms groups nearby. You RSVP to your first meetup, throw on your favorite ‘I swear I’m not trying to … Continued
Motherhood can be very isolating. It’s one of those things no one seems to prepare you for, so after your baby is born and the loneliness sets in you’re wondering if you’re the odd man out. But you’re not. You … Continued
Or maybe it makes more sense to say that everything is normal. What mom hasn’t had it up to here to here that she is literally the only one who ever scrubs the damn toilet or picks up the damn … Continued
From the moment I laid eyes on him, I fell so hard in love that I lost complete control of myself and forgot most things before him. We took him home and each day the love grew stronger. His precious … Continued
A friend of mine was recently going through a crisis of conviction… she loves being home with her daughter, but she feels the pull that only a born doctor can, drawing her back into her practice. On the one hand, … Continued
Mom guilt. If you haven’t very felt it – which I highly doubt – you’ve definitely heard of it. Mom guilt is that feeling that you’re just never doing enough. These days, it doesn’t matter if your kids are loved, … Continued
I just started to look for a part-time Mother’s Day Out program for the fall for my preemie-toddler who just turned two. Although I’m starting the research process many months in advance, I’m realizing that I’m already behind! I’m also … Continued
Did I resolve to be a better mom in 2015? Nah. Not going to work for me. I found out recently that just about half of the people who make New Year’s resolutions fall off the wagon in January. That … Continued
Originally, I was supposed to write a post about how to tone down the sexiness of Valentine’s cards for your little kid’s classmates – you know, a fish-themed “I’m glad you’re in my school” thing, or maybe an owl saying, … Continued