Navigating your child's depression can be challenging and scary. Click below to learn what depression is and 3 things you can do to help your child through it. heidyshares.com/3-ways-you-c...

Children cannot be mature and handle things perfectly. They are children who are still growing and developing. Let your children make mistakes without shaming them. Instead, use those mistakes as opportunities for learning. While highlighting the good things they did. Let's build them up with grace

We may know best when giving our kids advice, but we should still listen to them and hear their perspective. When we maintain open communication and allow our children the space to be heard, it is surprising to see how much we can achieve.

Always show up for your kids. No matter how small the event, the play, or the activity. Watch their little faces light up when they spot you in the crowd. That is parenthood and it's priceless 💖.

Our words are powerful and they can make or break our children. This is why we must make sure we use them to tell them the things they need to hear the most. heidyshares.com/8-things-you...

Food for thought Has your parent ever said or done something to you when you were growing up, that still affects you today? Maybe it was harsh criticism or their behavior toward you? Think about the ways it has affected you until today. Then, make sure you don't repeat it with your kids 😌.

To the parent who is chronically ill 😌 Yes, you're a good parent. No, you're not useless. Yes, you have to pace yourself. But you are still rocking parenting and there's no one better than you for your family ❤️. Focus on the good and celebrate yourself. You are a warrior. 😊

Allow yourself to be silly with your kids. Laugh together until your tummies hurt. They will not stop taking you seriously because you play with them. It will only strengthen your bond 💁🏻‍♀️.

During the day Mom: How was school? Did anything interesting happen? Child: No Mom:.... Child:.... During bedtime Child: *Proceeds to tell you an hour-long story on how they brought live animals for the school assembly, and how they had a substitute, and how 2 friends are arguing over markers*

Peer pressure can be tricky to handle for anyone who is exposed to it. But for children, it can feel like they have to fall in line to be accepted by their peers. This is why we must talk about this sensitive subject with our kids. heidyshares.com/how-to-talk-...

By the time you are expecting your second child, you might already feel like an expert and ready to receive the new baby. But it may surprise you to realize that some things are different from the first time. heidyshares.com/the-truth-ab...

Part 2: However, I really wanted to take the time to say thank you for being a part of this community 😊. You are the motor that helps this blog continue moving forward. Have a wonderful week! 🤗

Part 1: Hi HeidyShares community👋🏽, I'm back with a new post! Thank you for patiently waiting for a new upload 🤗. I've been having some issues with my health that have impeded me from uploading regularly. I am doing my best to get back on a regular schedule again, but it might take a little while.

When discussing the easiest age to parent, many will just say that all stages are hard. But did you know that there IS an age when things are the easiest? Click on the link below to find out! heidyshares.com/the-truth-ab...

I can't think of a better Chronic Illness Meme that seriously discusses our struggles Source: spoonfulsofkindness on Insta #chronicillness #chronicallyill #autoimmune

Kids don’t always come out and tell you how much they love and appreciate you. However, there are countless ways in which children show love and affection to their parents every day. heidyshares.com/10-ways-how-...

However, we can all narrow the focus onto ourselves and our family to be the best we can be. And spread that sentiment outwards like ripples in a lake. It starts with you. Look inwards.

How to have fun as a chronically ill person #chronicallyill #chronicillnesshumor #chronicillnessmemes

For those with a chronic illness, parenting can become even more challenging. It introduces an added layer of difficulty.In this post, we’ll go over some of the struggles that parents with a chronic illness face, and 11 tips to help you manage it together as a family. heidyshares.com/parenting-wh...

Many parents hope their children turn out to be like them, a mini-me. But what happens when the child turns out to be the complete opposite of them? In this post, we’ll go over 8 things you can do to start feeling closer to your child. heidyshares.com/how-to-paren...

For many, quitting is highly frowned upon. It is seen as a sign of weakness and failure. But what happens when our child tells us they want to quit an activity? Should we see it as failure, or something else? heidyshares.com/should-i-let...

Teaching our kids about money is crucial because they'll need to understand finances all throughout their lives. By helping them understand it, we’ll be setting them up for success. heidyshares.com/how-to-teach...

Our kids remind us that it's ok to be silly sometimes and laugh until our bellies hurt. Enjoy the time you spend with them and have fun.

Hi Bluesky community! 🤗 I'm Heidy, and I run a Motherhood and Parenting website at heidyshares.com. Follow me to get some tips and to start new conversations about the realities of raising children and the hurdles we face while doing it 😊. I will always encourage you with kindness and compassion.

Are you a mindful parent? If you are not, you are missing out. Practicing mindful parenting has a lot of benefits for children and parents as well. If you would like to learn more and get 7 tips to begin being a more mindful parent, click here to learn more! heidyshares.com/this-is-why-...

Many parents have experienced moments when their conversations completely stall with their kids. At times like these, having a little cheat sheet can really help. Here are 60 conversation starters that will help you get the conversation going with your child. heidyshares.com/60-conversat...

Has your child approached you and asked if they can have their own social media account? Or perhaps, this is something that you have been pondering for a while, wondering when is it the right time to allow them to have their account. Get the answer to this question. heidyshares.com/when-is-the-...

Adolescence can be challenging for parents. Just remember that the thing your child said or did, is not personal. They are just going through puberty. heidyshares.com/9-signs-your...