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Ariel is Black and People are MAD but Here’s Why We are Here for it!

Vision Boards: How to host a vision board party and a tutorial for how to make a vision board to help all of your dreams come true! What a great way to ring in a 30th birthday!

Start Your 30’s The Right Way: How to Host a Vision Board Party

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Our Plan to Pay Off Our Home in 5 Years

Hair Love is Self-Love: Teaching My Girls to Love their Curls

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Things you can do RIGHT NOW to help your kids avoid college debt

This is How We Saved for Our Dream House

Mother and daughter Disney bound Dumbo as Timothy Mama Jumbo and Dumbo

Why I Let My Kids Watch Dumbo Even Though it’s Pretty Racist

I Was Wrong About My First Impression of My Husband

You need to do this with your kids this mother’s day

Zoom in and Count Your Blessings: A Beginner’s Guide to Macro Photography

18 Moments I Never Shared From 2018

I’m Pressing Pause on the New Year

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Y’all, how cute are these?! #ad🦖 I’ve been

Y’all, how cute are these?! #ad🦖 I’ve been using my @cricut maker to create custom stickers for my small business and my kids for years #ad. In Cricut Design space I search for images and fonts to help me bring our ideas to life. Then I use print and cut to make it happen. My kids love these waterproof stickers for water bottles, and folders, and I love using them for mailers for my small business. Do your or your kids get excited about stickers? #cricutmade

#cricutcrafts #cricutstickers #customstickers #easycrafts

Mini me 💕. And y’all, I checked. She didn’t

Mini me 💕. And y’all, I checked. She didn’t add her face to my passcodes, and the mask option isn’t turned on. Maybe it’s an Apple glitch or maybe we just look that much alike 😜

#likemotherlikedaughter #lookalikechallenge #lookalike #motherdaughtergoals

Welcome to my Saturday morning ritual! ☀️ (ad)

Welcome to my Saturday morning ritual! ☀️ (ad) Yes, I like to drink my water from a wine glass first thing in the morning. No, I don’t know why. But I do know that I love being able to get my go-to hair beauty, and supplements, from @iherb. They’re celebrating their 27th anniversary this month with daily deals. Use my exclusive code to unlock 27% off your order if you’re a new customer ordering in the app, or 20% off the website! Explore everything I swear by in my morning routine via the link in my bio. Cheers to a splendid Saturday!

#morningroutines #morningroutine☀️ #asmrsound #asmrvids #asmrnoises #momroutine #myroutine #couponcode

Guess she really is my mini me 👯‍♀️. Yest

Guess she really is my mini me 👯‍♀️. Yesterday Jayda asked to use my phone and we noticed she didn’t have to type in my passcode. “Did my Face ID think you were me?” We locked it again and she unlocked it. I turned it on myself. Unlocked. Will it open for everyone? Tried it on my husband. Nope. On my son. Nope. Do we really look that much alike?? 😱

Have you tried this?!

#motherdaughtergoals #minime❤️ #likemotherlikedaughter

#ad💕 How similar are your kids? When it comes t

#ad💕 How similar are your kids? When it comes to looks, I think mine look a lot alike. But when it comes to personalities? They're all completely different. One thing they agree on are these @Clifkid Zbar Protein snack bars. They've got 5g of protein to keep them fueled for our favorite fall activities. The Cookies 'N Creme Snack Bars are my favorite (shhh, don't tell my kids I eat them too). Have you tried these? You can pick them up at @Target or add them to your pickup order! Follow my shop JenniferBorget on @Shop.LTK app to shop this post! https://liketk.it/4j4vK

#Target #TargetPartner #CLIFKidZBar #AvailableAtTarget #CLIFKidBackToSchoolAtTarget

Two stomachs 🤔? #kidssaythedarndestthings #kid

Two stomachs 🤔?

#kidssaythedarndestthings #kidssaythefunniestthings #raisinggirls

I knew someday my kids would be able to outrun me,

I knew someday my kids would be able to outrun me, but I didn’t realize that day would come so soon, #DSGPartner. This weekend my family and I went to the local track to run some laps and it turned into a series of races and hilarious showdowns. I consistently took the L in the races but I was definitely a winner when it came to my getup. My family nicknamed me the “Pink Panther.” My ‘fit’ and the rest of the family’s are DSG by @dickssportinggoods. They’re stylish, and I love the quality, which is a win win for us, especially because it’s affordable enough to get something for everyone in our family. Head to my stories to shop our looks. And if you’ve never raced your family before I highly recommend it. Great for exercise and laughs! #DicksSportingGoods

Yesterday Lee Lee was coloring a chalk picture on

Yesterday Lee Lee was coloring a chalk picture on the ground when she had a complete meltdown. I don’t mean just crying. I mean screaming, throwing chalk and yelling her version of profanities. Why? Because she drew Ty’s shoes too big. My brain quickly ran through my rolodex of various gentle parenting techniques I’ve stumbled upon through the years. Getting down on her level. Not raising my voice. Acknowledging her frustrations. But nothing seemed to be working. I asked if I could try to help fix it and that momentarily seemed to help until she deemed it was unfixable. Finally when I asked if she wanted to start over her screaming ceased. She sniffled out a “yea” and grabbed chalk to start over as if the mistake had never happened. But her first task was to take red piece of chalk and scrape a giant X over her first picture and instructing me to scribble “NO WAY” across the top. She continued to hum and smile as she worked on her 2.0 version, which she was quite proud of.

What is this? Is it perfectionism? Ty is a perfectionist too but his meltdowns weren’t ever to this magnitude. Is it being spirited? She says she doesn’t act like this at school and I believe it. Is she bottling this up all school day then needs a safe space to release all of her emotions? I mean… I guess I can take it. I am learning there’s no talking her OUT of how she feels or cheering her up if she doesn’t like how something looks/feels. She’d rather I agree “yea, that’s terrible, want to try it again?” Which feels so counter to how *I* like to be treated. But I’m trying to be the parent she needs, not the one I would want. Have you ever dealt with something like this? Got any suggestions?

#spicyone #spiritedchild

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