Danielle Guess
62 POSTS
6 COMMENTS
“Chattanooga is something you can have any way you want it…” I am so blessed to share this city with my three children: Dallas, Lillie-Mae, and Mindy. We enjoy the mountains and the valleys that make up the geography of our city as well as the metaphor they stand for in our lives. Always on an adventure in parenting, I look forward to each new day given with them. Follow along with our antics on Instagram @amomsbestguess and here as we share our city/country living love with you.
Succession of Genders
I’m fully aware that some women may never have thought through what the gender of their baby would be. As a little bit of...
Minimalism with Children
“What I thought minimalism looked like versus what it is really.”
Minimalism: recycle most everything you own while your kids are left to play with...
Wiping Front to Back and Other Shifty Lessons I’ve Taught My Kids
There are deep, valuable lessons at each stage of life despite seemingly menial tasks that should just be grasped onto. Still, I find myself...
To the Widowed Momma
Being a widow at 20-years-old was not in my childhood, prince charming-filled dreams. Neither was becoming a mom at 18 years of age. The...
A Day in the Life of a Depressed Momma
6am: Alarm goes off. Feeling a little off and don’t quite have the energy to put limbs outside of the covers.
6:30am: Throw out intentions...
How I Became a Mom: Danielle’s Story {Series}
How did I become a Mom at age 18? That's mostly an obvious question. A better-suited question for a scared, clueless, teenager would be,...
You are Enough, Momma
“I’m the good mom.”
“No, I’m the good mom.”
“Take it back!”
“Never! You’ll never be as good as me!!!”
Imagine two moms duking it out over their...
The Traveling Mom Guilt
Oh, the glamorous life the jet-setting woman leads. Packing a bag just for herself, flinging her cares to the wind, hopping on a plane in...
Pets for Kids
As if you didn’t have enough responsibility being a parent, let’s talk about how a household pet can not only enhance your life, but...
















