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Deborah Cruz
A Creative Force Redefining Motherhood
She's not your average mom blogger. With a razor-sharp wit, an unparalleled knack for storytelling, and a passion for authenticity, Deborah is single-handedly rewriting the narrative around modern motherhood.
As the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the award-winning Parenting, Lifestyle, and Travel website, The TRUTH about Motherhood, Deborah has carved out a unique space in the digital landscape. Far from the curated perfection of traditional "mommy blogs," her powerful, unapologetic voice has resonated with thousands of women seeking refuge from the pressure to be perfect.
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LOL cootified. Good luck mama:)
Awww, hang in there. It will get better! š She is so adorable!
Blessings,
Jill
Oh, I feel your pain. My 4 year old has started coming home from preschool acting like that. I can only imagine what it will be like when she's in kindergarten next year! Hope the nap helps!!
My sweet, blondie was also snatched from us in Kindergarten. I'm here to tell you that as of second grade, he's been returned. He greets me smiling, most days, unless he's playing with LEGOs and then i have to wait a few miniutes for him to finish the guillotine or whatever. I remember days driving home with a hungry infant and my body-snatched kindergartener, both screaming at the top of their lungs. That was a long 3 mile drive, I can tell you.
That's hilarious. Every once in awhile I get glimpses of my future hell from my 6 & 10 year olds.
But mostly I'm in awe of the first picture – how awesome that you have that picture!!
Oh…yes, naps cure so many things! I think Kindergarten must be emotionally exhuasting for everyone! My son just started too and by the time I pick him up, his poor little eyes are glazed over and he can barely muster a "where's my chocolate milk?" (His favorite after school treat).
I hope things smooth out as time goes on, Good Luck and here's to napping!
returning the favor and already getting enjoyment from your blog… although in another 5 years time… i'll be right there with ya! ARRGGG! wonder if it's the same for boys… all i know is… I HEART NAPS!! ;o)
Oh man…I wish I would have warned you about this. My now 12 year old started showing her 16 year old self at around age 4. Yeah, it's awesome.
Good luck girl! xoxo
OH man, poor thing. haha