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What If Someone Had Slowed Down for You?
For every caregiver who’s trying to do it differently, and every inner child who still wishes someone had slowed down long enough to notice.
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Breakfast Triggers Childhood Shame
A simple breakfast moment with my daughter unearthed childhood food shame I didn’t know I still carried.
Why I Kept the Name Sani Auri: A Story of Grief, Legacy & Love
Why I chose to keep the name Sani Auri after my daughter’s passing—and how it’s blossoming into a space for care, curls, and intentional living.
How I Almost Dimmed Her Joy — And What I Learned About Protecting It
A small moment with my daughter reminded me how fragile joy is—and how sacred it is to protect it, especially in our children.
Confidence as an Adult (And Why You Don’t Need to Feel Ready)
Confidence isn’t about being loud or fearless. It’s about knowing who you are, deciding that’s enough, and showing up from that place.
What Caring for My Daughter Taught Me About Loving Myself First
I learned that the only way to love my daughter unconditionally was to love myself that way first. Self-care wasn’t selfish—it was sacred.
Mothering Through the Missing
Mother’s Day holds both joy and ache. This is what it looks like to keep going when your heart lives in two places: here and heaven.
