An honest motherhood blog about parenting and raising young children (0–6)

Motherhood changes everything , often in ways no one truly prepares you for. Not in the picture-perfect way you see online, but in the messy, emotional and deeply meaningful reality of everyday life with children.

When I became a mother for the first time, I wanted to do everything right. I read the books, followed the advice, and compared myself more than I’d like to admit. I believed that if I tried hard enough, I could be the kind of parent who always had it together. But instead of feeling confident, I often felt overwhelmed and unsure of myself.

That’s something many parents don’t talk about enough.

Online, motherhood and parenting often look calm and effortless. Happy children, tidy homes, smiling parents who seem to have everything under control. But real life looks very different. It’s early mornings after short nights, cold coffee that never gets finished, and doubts you carry quietly with you. Especially when you’re raising young children, the pressure to do everything “right” can feel heavy. You want to make the best choices, raise kind and happy kids, and be the best parent you can be. And when reality doesn’t match that perfect image, it’s easy to feel like you’re failing, even when you’re doing your very best.

Today, I’m a mother of three. I raise all of my children with the same values, the same love, and the same intentions. And yet, they are all completely different. They need different things, respond differently, and experience the world in their own unique way. That taught me one of the most important lessons in motherhood and parenting: there is no single “right” way to raise children. You can do everything with love and still have three very different kids and that’s not a problem. That’s real life.

I started Tiny Humans, Big Days because I know how powerful it is to feel understood. To read something and think, “Okay… it’s not just me.” This blog is a space where I share honest stories about motherhood, parenting, and life with young children. Not the perfect moments you see on social media, but the real ones, the beautiful days, the exhausting days, and everything in between.

Here you’ll find real-life experiences, personal reflections, and practical insights about raising young children. I write about the ups and downs of motherhood, the lessons I’ve learned along the way, and the small moments that often matter the most. This blog is not about being a perfect parent. It’s about showing up, learning as you go, and giving yourself grace along the way.

If there’s one thing I hope you take away from this blog, it’s this: you don’t have to be perfect to be a good parent. Your children don’t need perfection ,they need you. And if this space gives you even a little recognition, comfort, or reassurance, then Tiny Humans, Big Days is doing exactly what it was meant to do