Monique Navarre
Monique is a life long resident of Slidell, LA and mom of two little girls Elie (4) and Eden (1). An aspiring educator, millennial, 20 something, unexpectedly single, mom of two who’s raising girls all while still trying to find herself. She is admen about changing the stigma of being a single mother all while helping other single mothers like herself, and mothers in general, because at the end of the day she feels we are all mothers no matter what our household entails. She loves coffee, McDonald’s Sweet Tea (light ice please), and will try almost any food out there, and most importantly spending time with her daughters.
Why Bridgerton is the Very Escapism We Need Right Now
Need a break from homeschooling your kids? Tired of hearing the terms social distancing and pandemic and want to replace them with terms like rake and callers? Or to put it bluntly, do you...
Breastfeeding One Child and Not the Other
As a parent with two children, I always wanted to treat my children the same. As with any parent you want to equally love your children, support them the same because a parent's heart...
What’s on My Virtual Learning School Supplies List
School is back in session for most students across the globe and some parents are choosing virtual learning for their student(s). Aside from the traditional school supplies list of pencils, pens, and notebooks students...
Social Media and Its Impact on Motherhood
As a person who has grown up with social media, and now raising kids born into it, I'm slowly but surely learning how to evolve with it. Social Media has succumbed pretty much everything...
What Coronavirus Has Taught Me (So Far)
With everything going on in today's world, Coronavirus aka COVID-19 has moved to the forefront of everything from televised news, social media, people's health both physically and mentally and just basically has succumbed everything...
Just Let Me Hold My Baby
As soon as I gave birth to my first daughter, I got a lot of, let's say, unsolicited advice as many new parents tend to get on parenting. All from many people I respect...
Struggling With Letting Kids Be Kids
As a child for me, the world was my playground. I remember playing outside in the dirt from sun up to sun down by my grandmother's house, exploring the woods, playing in the ditch,...
Teaching My Girls To Love Their Natural Hair: From My Childhood To Theirs
Hair is a big thing for girls, and even some boys. It's our crown, our biggest accessory. A bad hair day can make or break some days. When I was younger, I remember my...
Reverse Baby Weight :: When The Weight Won’t Stay, The Insecurities Come To Play
I've always heard of the term baby weight, but it became even more relevant to me after I became a mother myself. I would always see images on social media and television from commercials...