Danielle’s Substack
Just DanielleMy personal Substack where I share my rambling thoughts on motherhood, entrepreneurship, cooking, learning, and the ongoing journey of becoming the best version of myself.
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Parenting is fucking hard.
It guts me to punish my kids.
That is something nobody really tells you about parenting.
Sure, you know theoretically that you're going to have to discipline them. You know there will be consequences and arguments and slammed doors and mo...
I guess this is a season of grief.
I’m walking down a sidewalk under these huge, beautiful trees that are starting to turn yellow as the weather gets colder.
The changing of seasons has always been an interesting time for me. Nature changes without needing anything from us....
I have nowhere to put this.
I have nowhere to put this.
Have you ever had one of those moments where you sit down and just cry because everything feels wrong? Not necessarily one catastrophic thing. Just everything. You want to scream. You want to throw something. Yo...
You're allowed to ask "what if"...
I have never had a single minute of adulthood without being a mom.
It’s a strange sentence to say out loud because most people don’t really stop to think about what that means. I do.
It sneaks into my mind when I’m catching up with someon...
Stop calling every consequence a trigger...
Not every uncomfortable feeling is a trigger.
And I know that sentence is going to annoy somebody before they finish the paragraph, but stay with me.
Because yes, triggers are real. Trauma is real. Nervous system responses are real. Peopl...
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