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Three hobbies I didn’t expect to change my life. A personal Reset & Rise reflection on knitting, journaling, and creating sensory books while navigating single motherhood and autism parenting.

She came home smiling. I didn’t realize how much that moment would unravel me until I saw her hair and realized I didn’t have answers.

Simple routines don’t make our mornings perfect, but they keep our school days moving when timing, flexibility, and calm matter most.

My nightly Reset may not be perfect, but it’s the simple routine that helps me wake up calmer and more prepared each morning.

How knitting became my go-to coping mechanism for anxiety, depression, and stress, and why it’s now part of my daily mental health routine as a single mom.

After four years of frustration, I realized my daughter didn’t need rewards or schedules to potty train. She needed privacy, and once I listened, everything changed.

This quitting smoking journey is not about willpower alone but about grief, stress, nostalgia, and learning how to let go of a version of my

Sometimes growth doesn’t announce itself loudly. This is a small, intentional step I’m taking as I continue building my voice and confidence as a content creator—one smart move at a time.

We battled over shirts, shoes, and the bathroom, but somehow, she still made it to her first day of school before I lost my mind.

Blogging became more than a creative outlet for me—it became a space for reflection, healing, and growth. This is how writing publicly helped me build confidence, clarity, and purpose.

From a rodent-filled Queens apartment to a sun-filled Brooklyn home, this is a quiet story of survival and finding light.

A second birthday blog post capturing real toddler moments, family time, and the boundaries that came with turning two for Autumn Rose.

How stories, creativity, and reflection turn personal growth into real momentum.

June 2020. My first day home with my daughter after an emergency C-section during COVID in New York City. This is a real-time reflection on pain, fear, gratitude, and learning how to become her mother.