April 2020 Babies 🇺🇸

Today was my son’s first day of preschool. We were so happy and excited to see him experience a real school for the first time. At the end of the day when I picked him up I was a little bummed out when I saw his teacher gave him a sad face and all feedback was negative. He told me his teacher told him “all your friends are in green and you are in red” or something of that sort. Honestly that made me a little sad, I guess all mothers want to hear good things about their children especially if they are little. Do you think I should let it go or should I bring it up to the teacher? I hate to be one of those parents that think their children are perfect, I know mine is not but he’s only 4. How would you handle it?

my daughter was born may 2020 but this group is more active. hope it’s okay i’m here. her birthday party is tomorrow and i wanted to share some of the decorations i did around the house for her to wake up to before we go to her party place ☺️🫶🏽

I can't stop crying it's every day and mothers day this Sunday and I know I'll be heartbroken because I can't be with him, he's only a toddler for so long I'm just so hurt, co parenting so so hard and u fair sometimes Any tips on how to keep myself together this week when I'm so emotional I just can't stop crying

Is it weird being a 25yr old girl mom who is just learning to do/work with her daughters thick/curly hair???? Please don’t judge me ladies lol

I’m a first time mom of a 4yr old and she’s not in school yet but I’m trying my best to help her learn as much as she needs to for her age but she’s not really wanting to do any learning. Any recommendations on how she would be more interested in doing the work, videos or games anything to help. Also please no judgement towards this post….. I’m not a bad mother just don’t know how to make her wanna learn.🥺🥺🥺