Connect with me 🫶

-

Hello friends! Happy Friday💚

If you love my blog, come hang out with me on social media too! I share even more real-life moments, behind the scenes, mom life chaos, and a little bit of everything in between. ✨

Here’s where you can find me:

📱 TikTok: @anjelizesuarez
This is where I post my Get Ready With Me, curly hair routines, mom life content, and the raw, unfiltered moments of my day.

📸 Instagram: @xanjelizex
Photos, stories, baby milestones, and life as a single mom — curated chaos with a touch of calm.

🍋 Lemon8: @anjelizesuarez
If you’re into aesthetics, tips, and vibes, this is where I post lifestyle inspo and my fave finds.

I love connecting with other mamas, creators, and everyday people doing their best. Let’s support each other and grow through the chaos — together. 💕

📩 Want updates right to your inbox?
Don’t forget to subscribe to the blog so you never miss a post! 


Have a safe weekend!!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What I Would Tell My Old Self Before Becoming a Mom

-
Image
  What I Would Tell My Old Self Before Becoming a Mom I think about her sometimes — the girl I used to be before I became “mama.” The girl who had full control over her day, who thought motherhood would be hard but manageable, who had no clue how much would change… and how fast. There’s so much I wish I could tell her. I’d tell her that motherhood will crack her open in ways she can’t imagine. That some mornings, she’ll wake up and already feel tired — not from lack of sleep, but from giving so much of herself over and over again. But I’d also tell her that every single piece of love she pours out will find its way back to her — in tiny fingers gripping her hand, in sleepy “mama” whispers, in unexpected cuddles during chaos. I’d tell her that her body will change, and so will her soul. Stretch marks, saggy skin, a new softness in places she used to criticize — but also a new strength in places she never knew she had. I’d tell her that there will be lonely days — really lon...
Read more

Raising Kids During Uncertain Times

-
Image
  Raising Kids During Uncertain Times: The Fear & the Faith It Takes to live our daily lives  I don't usually write about the news. But lately, it feels impossible not to. The world feels heavy right now — with headlines about war, conflict, and violence growing louder every day. And as a mom, it hits different. I look at my child and think: How do I protect them from a world I can’t predict? How do I raise a little one in a time when even  I  don’t know what’s coming next?  The Weight of the News Whether it's global wars, political tension, or community violence — there’s a constant hum of fear in the air. And if I’m honest, I carry that with me in ways I never did before I became a mother. My son is the first thought in everything I do — and the thought of not being able to protect him terrifies me It’s not just about what’s happening overseas. It’s about what could happen here. It’s about the safety of our kids in schools, in stores, even in our own neigh...
Read more

Let’s Get Real

-
  Let’s Get Real: Making Time When You Have None Let’s get real for a second. Between work, parenting, cleaning, cooking, and just trying to keep it all together , “me time” can feel like a luxury we don’t have. And the gym? That feels like a full-blown event when you’re already running on fumes. But here’s what I’ve been learning: if we don’t make time for ourselves, no one else will. And it doesn’t have to be perfect. Sometimes it’s 15 intentional minutes — a quick walk, a slow stretch, a deep breath with a locked bathroom door. That counts. Some days I make it to the gym. Some days I call putting on clean clothes a win. And honestly? Both are valid. I’m also trying to unlearn the habit of just surviving the week and living for the weekend. Because life isn’t just Friday nights and Sundays. We deserve joy on Mondays. Peace on Tuesdays. Little moments that feel like ours even on the busiest days. Balance isn’t about doing everything — it’s about doing something for yours...
Read more