Master’s degree, graduate in June & doing a practium for IMUSA. Work full time with youth in the foster system. All while breastfeeding.
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Most rewarding part is seeing my son smile & laugh. This helps me get through all the ups & downs of being a supermom. When he reaches his milestones, it makes me so proud of him and myself because I am a first time mom, I tend to worry that I am juggling alot all at once, so seeing him grow and be a happy baby relieves me that I am doing a good job.
What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?I always make songs for him since he was born & one day I was singing "that's momma's baby" a phrase I sing over and over with a cool beat and he smiled and laughed. That brought joy to my heart even though I know he doesn't fully understand the words, he was about 4 months. This is one of the many moments I think about whenever I'm away from him when I am working.
What would you do with $20,000?I would put 10,000 away for his trust fund. I would like him to go college but if has other plans then that money would be used to help him excel in anything he would like to pursue after he graduates from high school. 5,000 would be used to take him to Disneyworld either for his first birthday or 2nd. The other 5,000 would be used for a mommy makeover. I gained a lot of weight during my pregnancy so I need a new wardrobe. Hair and a spa day is also needed.
