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UnBaby Momma Drama: Real Talk, Resilience & Raw Motherhood

This blog is for the single moms, the fighters, and the ones who know what it’s like to juggle life’s challenges solo. Here, we get real about the highs and lows of motherhood, from parenting and personal growth to navigating systems that don’t always make it easy. UnBaby Momma Drama is a place where we share unfiltered stories, give practical advice, and celebrate every victory—big or small.

Whether you’re here for inspiration, a little guidance, or just to feel seen, you’re in the right place. Let's break down the stigma, lift each other up, and remind ourselves that we’re never truly alone in this journey.

Because being a single mom doesn’t mean doing it all on your own—it means finding power in your own way.

Self-Improvement

Book Recommendation

Reading the Four Agreements Changed My Life

It’s time to take a deep dive into your mind because everything starts within. For years, I believed I was depressed, crazy, and emotionally impaired. The truth is, I went through a lot, but my real struggle was being trapped in my own mind—a mind that never stopped racing. Back then, I was miserable.

Today, I’ve learned to quiet my thoughts, focus on the present moment, and rely on tools like “to-do” lists to stay grounded. Most importantly, I stopped looking for happiness in external forces. I am the creator of my life, and now I feel happy and at peace. I wish that same internal peace and freedom for all my brothers and sisters around the world.

When anxiety kicks in, try not to view it as a bad thing. It’s actually a gift—a source of power. It’s God trying to get your attention. But if you see it as negative, you give energy to the wrong source, and in turn, you lose—your peace, your sanity, and all the good things that come with them.

I have ADHD, too, which I used to think was a curse. But now I see it as my superpower. It means I have a lot of great ideas all at once—I just need to manage my time better, write lots of notes, and set reminders for everything. Once I reframed it this way, life became more manageable and less stressful. Don’t get me wrong, I still have tough moments, but I’m much more aware of them now. I’ve learned how to respond instead of letting the loud chaos take over.

If you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend The Four Agreements and other books by the same author. They’ve helped me learn how to live better, think better, love myself, and recognize when my mind is under attack.

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