There’s something sacred about the wisdom passed down between mothers, grandmothers, aunties, and daughters. Whether it’s a family recipe, a way of comforting a child, or the quiet courage to keep going when life gets hard, these moments shape us.

In this post, we hear from Winnifred, a mother of seven (7) lovely children plus one bonus child from Kigali, Rwanda, who reflects on what she’s learned from the women before her and how she has chosen to raise the next generation with intention, softness, and strength.

“My mother taught me to survive. I am teaching my kids how to thrive.”

Continue reading “Wisdom Passed On To Motherhood Through Generations!” →

Sometimes I find myself lying in bed after midnight, gazing at the ceiling, questioning if I got any of it right.

The baby 👶 eventually drifted off after three tries. My toddler cried because I handed her the blue cup instead of the red one. I raised my voice more than I intended. The laundry remains in the basket, and dinner consisted of scrambled eggs and toast. I feel stretched thin, tattered at the edges. Yet, even amidst that fatigue, the love is unwavering. Intense. Unyielding. Continue reading “The Hard Days Ahead Of Motherhood: What To Know!” →

There’s nothing quite like becoming a mom 👩‍👧 for the first time. No matter how many books you’ve read or how much advice you’ve gathered, the truth is—it hits different when you’re in it. The emotions are louder. The love is more profound. The exhaustion is absolute. And the change? It’s forever.

In this series piece, we hear from Demi, a new mom 🤱💖 navigating the messy beauty of first-time motherhood—from that first cry to the quiet moments when everything feels brand new. Continue reading “The First Time Mom Experience!” →