If you love to write but you are finding the writing business to be taxing, don’t give up. Just take a break from it, regroup, and find a new way to fulfill your passion. You can’t give up on writing; it is part of you.
Reading together doesn’t just build literacy. It shapes how your child sees people, differences, and dignity. Stories that explore topics like autism, mental health, or social justice — written with children in mind — offer powerful windows into experiences beyond their own. That’s why resources like Books2Inspire matter. They make it easy to find age-appropriate books that foster compassion, understanding, and a more curious heart.
I don’t believe in cutting corners with your book, especially the first one. I would suggest waiting until you have the money to publish (perhaps a few thousand set aside) before you even start the self-publishing process. Or at least the disposable income; whether you have a second job to fund your publishing endeavor or a high enough income to not feel the burn in your pocket.
Self-care isn’t indulgent, and it’s not something you earn only after you’ve worked yourself to the brink of exhaustion. It’s necessary. Your mental health depends on it.
By weaving these activities into your child’s routine, you create a nurturing environment that supports their growth and well-being. These practices help them reset and refresh and equip them with essential life skills, fostering a balanced and joyful childhood.
The recent assassination of the United Healthcare CEO has sparked a lot of conversation regarding the broken healthcare system, specifically medical healthcare. People expressed a lot of frustration over justifiable claims getting denied and showed a lack of empathy for the CEO’s untimely death because of it. All over social media, you see some pretty
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