I’m Not Perfect—And That’s Okay.I remember this one week that nearly broke me. My husband was on a work trip, leaving me solo with our two girls—and the schedule was brutal. Swim and track practice on the same nights. Girl Scouts on other nights. Homework, dinner, and a full-time job in between. And then the chaos really kicked in. My 10-year-old’s hormones were in overdrive, my 9-year-old’s ADHD was nonstop, and they were constantly fighting. As if that wasn’t enough, I got a call from the school nurse—my youngest had a “fever.” I was in the middle of an important meeting, but of course, I had to drop everything to go get her. By the end of the week? Exhausted didn’t even begin to cover it. I wasn’t sleeping. My carefully planned schedule had imploded. And for someone who needs structure, that was the worst part. But somehow, we got through it. And when my husband finally walked through the door, I handed over the reins, grabbed my dairy-free ice cream, and collapsed onto the couch to binge Zero Day on Netflix. Here’s what this week taught me:
To every parent balancing it all—you’re doing better than you think. And if this week is feeling like that week for you, give yourself some grace (and maybe some ice cream). How do you handle weeks like this? Hit reply—I’d love to hear your strategies. |
I am a parent coach who supports and guides exhausted and overwhelmed working parents becoming successful in both their careers and parenting, while fostering connection and harmony in their homes. I am dedicated to providing practical solutions and strategies that empower parents to regain control over their time and create a calm and stress free environment, even in the face of challenges. Through personalized time management systems and nurturing support, I help parents achieve a sense of balance, enabling them to arrive at work on time and cultivate a deep sense of inner strength and well-being. Together, we will navigate the journey towards a family that works together, where connection and efficiency coexist, allowing both parents and children to thrive.
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