We're so busy "trying" to be perfect parents, or beating ourselves up because we don't feel we are accomplishing the duty of perfect parenting. Well, I'm here to tell you, you're just perfect as you are! I believe, you were made to order!

Put your mask on first before helping others, including your child. It may sound harsh at first, but when you really break it down, it makes complete sense. As goes in life with parenting, don't forget to take care of yourself first, or your will find yourself falling apart and being absolutely no good for your children later in their life. So, it's ok to be a little selfish and enjoy some Selfish Pie.

As parents we are so caught up with how cute our children are, and we are focused on sharing their outer beauty and forget to work on that "INNER" beauty.

Today, I had the privilege to interview a mother of amazing strength and character. Sharing her insight to parenting, wise tactics and unique approaches. Things we all could learn by just sharing some information and ideas.

I believe kindness could really save the world! We have a responsibility as parents to make sure our children are kind, even when it calls for difficult situation when someone isn't kind to us. It's probably one of our most challenging things as Human Beings, BEING KIND.

Our children are in a world where everything is INSTANT, everything! Our children are over stimulated, however, they are still children picking up on everything. Being careful how we navigate as parents has become challenging, however, the most simplest thing can help you in this process.

Just when we think we've taught our children enough to go out in the world. We are surprised by what they actually teach us!

Some may call them "iPad Kids", I call them iParents! In this day in age we use what we can to help us parent effectively, we try to distract our children to manage our daily lives, however, we forget that our children are our new daily lives, and we would should balance our perception of what that balance looks like, and not let a device destroy what we could have avoided.