A few months ago, my husband and I were sitting in a restaurant with a close friend, catching up over dinner. He asked us how having kids had affected our marriage, and I was not prepared for what was about to follow. My husband opened up about the general tediousness of raising twins which is […]

“Comparison is the thief of joy.” This quote by Teddy Roosevelt was something that I’ve always heard growing up, so I knew it as a theory, but I never truly experienced it until recently. A few weeks ago, I was with a friend who was describing how pleasant her experience has been with her newborn. […]

I read a lot while I was pregnant. I read about sleep-training twins, breastfeeding twins, baby brain development, what a woman’s body goes through during a twin pregnancy, recovering from a C-section, necessary gear for raising twins, unnecessary/harmful things for babies that the general population have/use etc. All the practical stuff, I read. So I knew […]

Since beginning this blog, I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how many people have reached out to me regarding going to therapy. For their own particular issues and reasons, there are ones who wish they had gone but never did, others who made their first appointment but never showed up, and then there are others who […]

“You can do it.” I will never forget these four simple words spoken to me with such confidence and encouragement by my therapist. I’ve heard these words countless times growing up, by my encouraging parents, my brother, my friends, and my husband, but for some reason this time, it made a deep, deep impact. We were […]