Yesterday I was so upset and agitated, that I accidentally crashed my car into another car.
We’ve just had a long weekend here in Sydney, and to say that it was stressful is an understatement. Of course, there were good parts too, but my four-year-old daughter has been so challenging lately, that let’s just say I was glad she was back at day care yesterday. Continue Reading →
Someone asked me on Instagram recently why I stay with my ex when I take my daughter to see him in Perth. It’s a good question. I can see why to an outsider this may seem bizarre, but this has been our normal for the last few years.Continue Reading →
I wanted to write today about the continuing drama and abuse that some mothers experience after a separation, myself included.
My daughter and I have been in Perth for two days now, and the hostility that I have been receiving from my ex is out of control, but the norm.Continue Reading →
Many single mums dread Mother’s Day. It can be a reminder as to what has been lost and the shattering of dreams. I never really had that, as my relationship with my daughter’s dad wasn’t that great to begin with. My one and only Mother’s Day as a non-single mum, went by without one mention of the words Mother’s Day. To me, it was an indication of all that was wrong with our relationship.
So for me, I have always had fun on Mother’s day, despite it sometimes feeling like any other day. Here are 10 reasons why as single mums, we should all celebrate Mother’s Day with a glass (or three) of champagne.Continue Reading →
For many of us single mums, Mother’s Day can be a harder day than most. Particularly if you have come from a situation where you were previously pampered and spoilt on Mother’s Day by your partner at the time, or if it’s your first Mother’s Day as a single mum. It can be a reminder as to what has been lost.
If you’re feeling vulnerable this Mother’s Day, here are some tips to ease the struggle.Continue Reading →