by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
If you’ve found yourself as part of a blended family, then you know that it can be incredibly rewarding. You found a new partner in life, but you also get to share that life with their kids and vice versa. Blended families can be a huge blessing. Unfortunately, it can...
by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
The holidays are easily the best time of the year. Children and adults alike look forward to spending time with loved ones, giving gifts, and enjoying the festivities. However, the holidays can also be a source of stress for stepfamilies. Where will the kids spend...
by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
When you begin a relationship with someone new, you may feel pressure to be friendly with their ex. This pressure only intensifies if your new partner has children with someone. It’s one thing for exes to be civil with one another, but when there are children...
by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
The transition to becoming a stepmom can feel incredibly daunting. Not only are you trying to make a romantic relationship work, but you’re also trying to make a relationship work with your partner’s children. There is no guarantee that you will hit it off, and it...
by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
When things aren’t going well in our closest most intimate relationships, it becomes a constant worry on our minds. We feel that everything is turned upside down. Our relationship with our partners should be at the top of the chain and one of the most critical items...
by Shelly Ware | Mar 28, 2022 | Maternal Health Issues
Many people have outdated myths about stepfamilies and stepmoms. Many people have the mistaken belief that if you decide to enter into a relationship with someone who has children; that you are also agreeing to take on the role of your stepkid’s biological mom. Many...
