#2019TaughtMe It takes a village to raise a child 😓🤪🙇🏾♀️ This year humbled me as a mother, I thought I could do it all; just me, hubby and baby. My doctor tried to tell me when I was pregnant, “it takes a village” “it’s okay to ask for help”. But me being the stubborn control freak that I am I was determined to do things my way, scared to take the chance of letting someone see me vulnerable or seeming incapable to handle the blessing that is motherhood. My husband would constantly say if you want to go back East to get some relief some help for a little while it’s okay. I finally gave in after one of my many emotional melt downs throughout the year. We decided we’re going to try this bicoastal lifestyle for a bit just so that I don’t feel so overwhelmed with taking care of a growing toddler in a busy city with no family. With that being said some of the things I’m most thankful for from this crazy year is God reminding me/us of how blessed we are to not only have each other but to have such a large “Village” that we can turn to. Parenthood ain’t easy but I wouldn’t trade it for the world. I’m looking forward to being more open to accepting help from the village and allowing CJ to be more independent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #Parenthood #Motherhood #ItTakesAVillage #BlackFamily #2019 #Bicoastal #Family #LA #Cali #ATL #Georgia #Maryland #Love (at ATL) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6vJfwcFg87/?igshid=p91ew9ec16c0


















