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I’m 33 today 🎉 I spent it having a coffee and babycinno date because that’s what I really wanted to do haha (swipe to see!). Thank you for the lessons 32. I grew a lot and I still have much growing to do. This year I’m pursuing more peace and deeper joy with motherhood.

Thank you for the birthday greetings and the love for me and our family 😭 let’s go 33!
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P.s. Had a conversation with my friends the other day about how the 30s is the new 20s. But better. Seriously, 30s been the best! Who else agrees?!

My birthday is in 3 days and I have nothing planned. Fall is a busy month for us. We’ve got Addie’s birthday, our wedding anniversary, and my birthday all in 1 month. I’m honestly just happy we have so many things to celebrate.

At the end of the day, if we’ve got our family, friends, and good health, that’s all that I can ask for.

As I approach my 33, thankful for all these things and especially this little girl who reminds me what life is really about.

✨2 years being a mom. 2 big lessons learned✨
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I don’t think I talk enough about how motherhoods built me up and made me stronger.

In motherhood there’s no promotions or raises. You’re mom and always will be. YOU have to do the looking back and reflecting, see where you’ve grown and see where you can grow.

With my birthday around the corner, and it also being my 2nd momversary, here’s 2 things I’ve learned:
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1. Taught me what’s really important in life. It’s not about having money. It’s not about being in the best shape possible. It’s really about being happy and at peace with where you’re at. It’s about the relationship you have with yourself and those around you.
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2. Put your blindfolds on and you do you. Appreciate what you have and you do what’s best for you and your family. I can’t count how many times I’ve compared myself to other families and felt like crap because I “didn’t have what they (seemingly) had”. I think we ALL struggle with this. And even though I still struggle with this, I’ve become more aware of when I compare. I catch myself and do my best to appreciate what I have and keep on doing me.

Share with us something positive you’ve learned through motherhood below! And if you’re not a mom, what’s something you look up to in YOUR mom?

ICE CREAAM!!🍨 Happy dance from her birthday ice cream last week. But let’s be real, she does this for for every ice cream 🤣 she’s getting sooo expressive and FUNNY and I LOVE it! #adelineairi #creamistry #thisis2

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