A Utah Catholic on a Mission to Sanctify her Life, Family, and Home
I follow a Catholic stay-at-home mom of six on Instagram who, at the beginning of every year, does a “Home Reset” challenge where she invites her followers to join her in “resetting” or cleaning, decluttering, and overall bettering different parts of their homes. In previous years I didn’t join because…
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There are two Youtuber/influencer moms whose content I enjoy watching regularly because of how “real” and down-to-Earth yet practical their tips can be. One of these moms is pregnant with her and her husband’s third kiddo and has been on the Rachel Ray Show. Her older kids are four and…
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On a recent post, I debunked the myth that both parents have to work and leave their children at the care of someone who won’t love them all day in order to be able to give said children “everything” they “need.” When both parents work, they get used to being…
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On this post, I’d like to delve deeper into the trap that some (most?) two-income households fall into to justify leaving children unloved all day in the care of a nanny/babysitter or daycare/preschool, while explaining how minimalism can free you from this vicious cycle and, in turn (hopefully!), help you…
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For this last post on my short series of “I wish multilingual influencers advocated for multilingualism rather than mediocrity that handicaps minorities” blog posts, I’ll be addressing another Instagram post that stirred something in me when I first came across it. (Find Part 1 and Part 2 here.) In case…
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Lately it seems as though everything qualifies for racism or oppression. I’m kidding. Sorta. If I look at someone in a way that they don’t like and their skin happens to be darker than me (because we all know that there isn’t any racism against White people*), then I’m a…
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