As a mother, I aim to guide my children in finding their place in the world and embracing themselves fully.

Part of my job as a mother is to support my children as they explore and find their path, their unique “piece” in the puzzle of the world.

It happened slowly, but a few years ago I shocked myself when, sitting around the Christmas tree, I thought to myself, "If I could make one wish this Christmas, if I could ask for one gift for my daughter, it would be love."

In the first draft of "The Gratitude Goggles," I had included a vital piece that somehow got lost after several rounds of editing.

Thanksgiving has arrived, affording many individuals an opportunity to pause and reflect on all the things for which they are grateful.

“You see... there are no good people or bad people. There are just people with a full love tank... and people with an empty love tank.”

There are different messages that one can take away from reading The Love Tank as an adult. This post discusses The Love Tank in the context of the Five Love Languages.

Many people often ask how I came to write and publish "The Love Tank" and the upcoming books in the Wholesome Children: Self Awareness series.