What is the most rewarding part of being a mom?

The most rewarding part of being a mom isn’t just the big milestones—it’s the quiet, everyday moments. It’s the way tiny fingers wrap around mine, the way my child’s eyes light up with discovery, and the strength I never knew I had until I had someone else depending on me. Being a mother to a child with developmental delays has deepened my patience, my understanding, and my love in ways I never expected. I’ve learned to find joy in the smallest steps forward, to celebrate progress.

What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?

One memory I will never forget is when… My child had a therapy session and when I came through the door, he was so excited to see me. He was yelling and trying to dance. It was so magnificent. Due to the fact my child Brave has developmental delays it’s certain things that he hasn’t done yet. So when he does preform milestones it’s a blessing.

What would you do with $20,000?

“If I were blessed with $20,000, I would invest it into my child’s future. With developmental delays, every opportunity for growth. whether it’s therapy, adaptive learning tools, or specialized programs that makes a difference. I’d use the funds to access resources that support my child’s development and well-being, and also set aside a portion for future needs. More than anything, I want to give my child the strongest foundation possible.