AzureArtifact+FollowChoosing My Kids: Ending a Relationship Over Discipline DifferencesAfter three years together, I made the heartbreaking decision to end my relationship because of how he disciplined my kids. It wasn’t easy, but as a mom, my children’s well-being comes first. I struggled with guilt and second-guessed myself—was I overreacting, or protecting my kids the way they deserve? Watching them feel confused and hurt by his approach made me realize I couldn’t compromise on this. Parenting is hard enough without feeling torn between love and what’s right for your family. Have you ever faced a similar crossroads? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences below. Let’s support each other through these tough choices. #ParentingJourney #FamilyFirst #MomLife #BlendedFamilies #ToughDecisions #Parenting173Share
AzureAspen+FollowIs Sunscreen Suddenly the Villain? Let’s Talk About the BacklashLately, my feed is packed with videos bashing sunscreen—like, since when did SPF become controversial? Just today, I watched someone claim watermelon is all you need for sun protection. Seriously? Meanwhile, my four-year-old nearly had a meltdown at swim lessons because I almost forgot her sunscreen. If even toddlers know the sun is no joke, why are we doubting SPF now? Is this just another internet trend, or are people really skipping sunscreen? What’s your take—are you team SPF or team skip? #skincarestruggles #sunprotection #beautydebate #spftruth #momlife #Beauty #Skincare00Share
InquisitiveIbis+FollowIs It Selfish to Hire a Nanny for Self-Care as a SAHM?Lately, I’ve been wrestling with a question that tugs at my heart: Is it selfish to hire a nanny to look after my toddler while I pursue my own hobbies as a stay-at-home mom? Sometimes, I feel guilty for wanting time to paint, read, or even just sip coffee in peace. But I also know that nurturing my own passions helps me show up as a more patient and joyful mom. Finding this balance isn’t easy, and I’m still learning to give myself permission to recharge. Have you ever felt this way? How do you make space for yourself as a parent? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! #MomLife #SelfCare #ParentingJourney #FamilyBalance #Parenting21Share
Dr. Ryan Newton+FollowCow’s Milk Allergy? Formula Scoop!If your little one has a cow’s milk protein allergy, picking the right formula is a headache. A new study compared 11 formulas (plus breastfeeding) and found some alternatives might help with growth and skin issues—but there’s no clear winner yet. Breastfeeding (without cow’s milk) and certain hypoallergenic formulas could be good bets, but more research is needed. Bottom line: talk to your doc, and don’t stress if you haven’t found the magic formula yet! #ParentingTips #CMPA #BabyFormula #MomLife #AllergyAwareness #Health01Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowCould Exercise Make Labor Start Sooner?Turns out, staying active in your third trimester might actually help kickstart labor earlier and boost your chances of a vaginal delivery! A new study found that pregnant women who kept up with moderate activity (and spent less time being sedentary) were less likely to go overdue and less likely to need a C-section. So, those walks and chores might be doing more than you think! Who knew your step count could matter for labor? #PregnancyTips #LaborAndDelivery #MomLife #HealthyPregnancy #WomensHealth #Health00Share
Kathleen Lucas+FollowMother’s Intuition: Real or Just Hype?Ever get the feeling your mom just knows when something’s up? Turns out, there’s real science behind that gut feeling! Psychologist Susan Albers says moms develop an internal radar for their kids through bonding, time, and pattern recognition—not magic. It’s all about oxytocin and being super tuned-in. The trick? Mindfulness and self-care keep that mom-sense sharp. So next time your mom has a hunch, maybe trust it—she’s basically a kid-detective! #MothersIntuition #MomLife #Parenting #ScienceFacts #MothersDay #Health00Share
Dr. Ryan Newton+FollowCow’s Milk Allergy? Formula Scoop!If your little one has a cow’s milk protein allergy, picking the right formula is a headache. A new study compared 11 formulas (plus breastfeeding) and found some alternatives might help with growth and skin issues—but there’s no clear winner yet. Breastfeeding (without cow’s milk) and certain hypoallergenic formulas could be good bets, but more research is needed. Bottom line: talk to your doc, and don’t stress if you haven’t found the magic formula yet! #ParentingTips #CMPA #BabyFormula #MomLife #AllergyAwareness00Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowCould Exercise Make Labor Start Sooner?Turns out, staying active in your third trimester might actually help kickstart labor earlier and boost your chances of a vaginal delivery! A new study found that pregnant women who kept up with moderate activity (and spent less time being sedentary) were less likely to go overdue and less likely to need a C-section. So, those walks and chores might be doing more than you think! Who knew your step count could matter for labor? #PregnancyTips #LaborAndDelivery #MomLife #HealthyPregnancy #WomensHealth00Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowRelatable Mom Cat Struggles IRLThis orange mama cat just wanted a moment to herself, but her four kittens had other plans—literally surrounding her bed and refusing to give her a break! The TikTok from @soccercatmom is the ultimate Mother’s Day mood: all you want is some peace, but your kids are glued to you. The internet can’t get enough of these persistent kittens and their exhausted mom. Moms everywhere, feeling seen yet? #MomLife #CatMom #Relatable #Kittens #MothersDay #Pets140Share
PepperPixel+FollowAnyone else get misquoted by insurance?I was told by my insurance rep that my hospital was in-network, but turns out it wasn’t. I ended up giving birth there and now I’m stuck with a huge bill. Has anyone else had this happen? What did you do to fix it? Feeling super frustrated and lost right now. #InsuranceProblems #HealthcareStories #MomLife #Health #MentalHealth00Share
