Since I have a large social following, I unfortunately experience the wrath every single day. It's sad really because it's all from other WOMEN! I can't think of a single instance where I have been mom shamed by a man. I'm not sure if because of my persona they think I don't have feelings, or maybe people think if it's in a comment or a DM it's not as hurtful or serious to say because I can't imagine anyone would say these things to my face. I've been told the most ridiculous things like my makeup must scare my child, or my weight is a bad influence on my daughter, she'll grow up thinking skinny like me is "normal" and then she'll have an eating disorder to try and get there. I try my hardest to be a good, loving, nurturing mom. I think as women we should recognize that and comment on that rather than trying to put each other down.

Mamas that do it all really inspire me. Mamas that balance motherhood along with work, their relationship, a social life, and their own self. It's hard being a mom, it truly is a full time job. I love seeing women (like Hope!) that seem to be able to balance so many different aspects of their life beautifully, it is truly inspiring and reminds me just how strong women are.

More times than one! I don't think there's any right or wrong way to be a good mother, for example I vaccinate my child- but if you choose not to, I don't judge you. One way I go against traditional advice is teaching her language. We are teaching her 3 languages at once- English, Farsi (my native tongue) and Spanish. So many people tell me that my daughter will be confused, will speak later in life because she won't understand etc; for me, I know she can do it, so I love exposing her to as much as possible. It's SO CUTE to watch her say Uno, Dos, Tres, then One, Two, Three!