Author: Tahnee Cole
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Where Have We Been?
Happy Fall, Hey Readers. My dearest apologies for being gone so long. I missed everyone and I truly appreciate those who are still here. I also appreciate the messages asking if we are ok. Let me tell you what’s been going on… We are all doing well. The kids are growing. I’m getting younger of […]
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A Dose of Reality…
Life is moving fast. I look at my children and every six months they change. They are taller, stronger and more opinionated. Their interests change and their independence increases. Life is precious and time is more valuable than anything. I realized that I have been putting my energy into a lot of things that clearly […]
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Give Yourself Grace During The Holidays
Does it seem like everyone is in the holiday spirit except you? Christmas trees up, lights blinking and jingle bell singing. Yet, you feel like the only person in the room not feeling it. Your red and green represents the anger your feel and the green for your envy towards anyone in the holiday spirit. […]
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Career Moms Can Be Active in their kids Learning Development. 8 Tips how…
I am an active career mom and it is not easy. Many days I face challenges and chaos, but with great time management and strategy I am able to conquer my days successfully. There have been many misconceptions about career moms only being concerned about their career and salary. However, many career moms spend a […]
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20 Fall Activities For The Family
I love the Fall. There are certain things that you only desire to do during the Fall Season. Toasty, cozy weather, fuzzy sweaters, booties, hoodies and hot coffee really get me going. My children love the Fall season because there is so much to do. The beautiful colors put you in a peaceful mood. The […]
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Stop Stereotyping Career Moms… (Don’t play with us)!
I recently seen a post about career moms not making good homemakers. This led me to create this post. It is assumed that if you have a career and you are a mother, you are more prone to neglect every other aspect of your life, bullshit. I even loss interest in this creators content after […]
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Uncomfortable Conversations
My daughter was amazed that even at 13 she could possibly be approached with offers of sex, drugs and liquor. One day you are playing with Barbie, the next you are built better than Barbie and getting attention from the opposite sex. Growing up can bring on a mix of emotions for parents and children. […]
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Motivating my Teenager with braces
This year has been dedicated to staying on top of health maintenance. Due to covid, we were all behind on our dentist visits so I invested in a waterpik. But there is something about seeing your dentist and orthodontist. This year, Heaven received her braces. She was so excited, since her gap has been her […]
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Changes and Children
I had to explain to my son that life would always be changing. Rarely will everything be constant, but change can be beneficial. My son is six, a very smart six year old, but like most children change can be difficult. Family structure, new schools, new living situations, etc are always to be expected as […]
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Planning a fun and eventful 6th Birthday for my son!
I can’t believe my littlest is 6 years old and going to first grade. Time is flying. Birthdays are always celebrated at my house. The key is to keep it fun, stress-less and affordable. Of course, I always go over my intended budget, LOL. This year, I took off a week to celebrate with my […]
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Hyperemesis Gravidarum
“This ain’t no regular morning sickness. I’m sick all damn day.” I said frustrated. I couldn’t get out the tub. Work started at 7:30 am and I was still in the tub at 7:10 am. I was crying because I knew I was going to have an awful day. I would be throwing up all […]
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the WAHM and SAHM confusion…
Ditch the WAHM being a SAHM CONFUSION. Since March I have been working remote due to the pandemic. It has been a mix of pleasure and testing my patience. Due to personal and professional time constraints, I have learned that I can’t do it all and I’m content with that realization. While I respect and […]