Photo by Africa images via Canva The other day I dropped my son at daycare, and when one of the parents said, “I’m so glad the holidays are over,” I couldn’t have agreed more. After having a kid, holidays are just… different. You get tiny pockets of rest, sure, but most of the time it’s […]
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Photo by nurlita via Canva Some days, parenthood feels like a marathon you didn’t sign up for — and today was one of them. When the Day Starts at 100% Chaos Today was one of those full‑throttle, no‑pause, emotionally chaotic days. The kind where you start off strong and by 5pm you’re wondering if your
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Photo by pixelshot via Canva After my last post about the never-ending cleaning cycle, I realized something important: maybe what I need isn’t just a break, but a better system. A way to keep the chaos in check without draining all my energy or joy. So I’ve started experimenting with small changes—tiny hacks that make
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Photo by any_tka via Canva A Fresh Start There’s something about the end of the year that makes us pause. We look back at the chaos, the laughter, the tears, and the growth — and we start to wonder what we want to carry forward. For me, motherhood has been the biggest teacher, and as
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Photo by Asia Images Group via Canva Parenthood isn’t just about milestones — it’s about the tiny, everyday moments that take your breath away. The giggles that sound more like little piglets, the way your baby’s eyes search for you in a crowded room, or the quiet peace of holding him close while he drifts
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Photo by cdwheatley via Canva A Shift in Traditions Christmas has always been about traditions, but moving from Hungary to New Zealand turned mine upside down. What used to mean snowy nights, endless food, and cozy family movie marathons now looks more like sunny beaches, BBQs, and camping trips. Same holiday, totally different vibe —
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Image by Marjon Besteman from Pixabay Pregnancy is one of those experiences that everyone tells you about, but you never truly understand until you go through it yourself. It’s a mix of emotions, challenges, and small joys that shape you in ways you don’t expect. In my language we call it áldott állapot, which means
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Photo by pixelshot via Canva This post is a follow‑up to my earlier piece about the guilt of wanting time for myself. Back then, I shared how conflicted I felt about craving space away from family life. You can read that post here. Today, I want to show what happened when I finally took that
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Photo by Rawf8 via Canva Sickness: The First Time and Beyond I still remember the first time our baby got sick. The panic was overwhelming — every cry felt urgent, every sleepless hour stretched endlessly. Even now, I sometimes feel anxious depending on the scale of the issue. Does that worry ever go away? Maybe
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Photo by pixelshot via Canva The Never-Ending Chore Cleaning feels like a never-ending battle. No matter how often I tidy up, the mess somehow finds its way back. Spills, toys, laundry, dishes… it’s like fighting fires all day long. People call me messy or disorganized, but the truth is: when you’re in survival mode, there’s
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