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Field Guide for Moms

Michelle Douglas

Notes and learnings from the madness and magic of motherhood. Something will happen to you today that you can take into tomorrow, try to look for the lesson.

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Latest Issues

Some kind of magic.

My daughters both love these freeze-dried strawberries that we have historically called “snacky strawberries” in our household. (Stay with me while I explain some necessary product packaging logistics.) Recently, Target started selling a la...

11 days ago

The plants need to be watered.

I just realized this is lesson 30 and it might be the first one that is specifically about partnership in parenting that I’ve shared here. Trust me, one day there will be an entire chapter, but here we are, one for partners, just in time fo...

15 days ago
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It was a sock problem, not a shoe problem.

I recently bought a new pair of casual white tennis shoes, my old pair suddenly felt too small and were causing a few issues. Excited for my larger, newer pair of a completely different brand, I put them on only to realize that the quality...

2 months ago

A new skill forces other new skills.

There has been a lot of new skill development in my household. Over Mother’s Day weekend, my oldest daughter finally started riding her bike on her own with no training wheels, (huge shout out to Pedal Power Kids for those in the Maryland a...

2 months ago

Moms give the best pep talks.

I have so many things I wanted to share for Mother’s Day.

Just like how we all want an ideal Mother’s Day, I wanted this to be an ideal Mother’s Day post. One that would make everyone feel seen and inspired, that you’d want to share with e...

2 months ago
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    Author of Don't Wear Shoes You Can't Walk In, Mother of Two, Avid Journaler and Student of Life, always looking for the lesson and taking notes.

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