Resilience, unconditional love Juggling multiple tasks at once.listen to my kids and guild them with patience.
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The most rewarding part about being a mom is seeing your child grow into their own person—watching those little moments of joy, confidence, and kindness unfold, knowing you had a hand in shaping them. It’s those spontaneous hugs, the “I love you”s out of nowhere, the firsts (first words, first steps, first day of school), and even the way they look for you in a crowd because you’re their safe place. It’s a deep, sometimes overwhelming love that makes all the hard parts worth it.
What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?One memory I’ll never forget is the first time my child looked up at me, smiled, and said “I love you” without being prompted. It was so simple, but it hit me in a way nothing else ever had. In that tiny moment, all the sleepless nights, the worries, the messes—it all faded, and I just felt this overwhelming wave of love and connection. It’s the kind of memory that lives in your heart forever.
What would you do with $20,000?If I had $20,000 as a single mom of two, I’d mix smart moves with a little magic. I’d tuck away $5K for peace of mind, take my babies on a dream trip we’d never forget, and finally invest in that side hustle I’ve been daydreaming about. I’d set some aside for their future, upgrade our home to make it more us, and keep a little stash for spontaneous joy—because saying yes to moments that make us smile is everything. It’s not just about the money—it’s about creating memories, building security, an