Tiffany Wiltshire
Hey yal'll! I'm Tiffany Wiltshire, wife and mother of three! I am a Chattanooga native and lover of all things lipstick, literature and little ones! I'm a high school English teacher as well as a freelance makeup artist! Between all that I'm always trying to find way to navigate motherhood! I hope you will find some tips or interesting info from this blog!
Biting My Tongue
I’ve recently come to realize that I have a condition, one I didn’t want to admit I have. As the new year has started, I am finally coming to terms with it and I...
Gifts I Appreciate Now
Picture it. December 1988. I am anxiously awaiting Christmas morning to see if Santa did indeed bring the Cabbage Patch doll I desperately wanted. As I grew older, my tastes would change and I...
For Your Own Good
In life, we are told we should be fair in parenting; we should make sure our kids know right from wrong and that they should expect consequences for poor behavior.
I must admit I’m not...
Christmas In October
I know what you're thinking: We haven’t even made it to Halloween...how could you be even thinking about Christmas?
Well this year, I’m starting early and here’s why you should too:
1. Start planning out your...
Where Have All The Socks Gone?
Unsolved Mysteries is one of my favorite tv shows. I love the challenge of guessing outcomes and understanding the history behind events and legends. Mysteries engage our curiosity and desire to understand why things...
What I’m Getting Right
I think all of us are used to mom guilt by now. The recurring feeling that we are not living up to societal standards of motherhood. I know I think about this often. I...
Girl, Print Those Pictures
I currently have 5,553 photos in my phone. The photos span back to my daughter's pre-k promotion circa 2015. She's now headed to the 7th grade (insert face palm). I am almost positive that...
The Space Between
Today, my 17-year-old bonus son graduates from high school. Although this journey has been relatively smooth, he is now making his own decisions about his life…without us. His college plans and his next steps...
Practical Parenting
I’ve been teaching high school for the past 12 years and in that time, I’ve noticed a shift in what teens know, not only academically, but in practical situations. Verbal communication is down because...
Like Fine Wine…
When I was pregnant with my youngest son, I cried at the doctor’s office when the nurse told me they needed additional blood samples because I was of “advanced maternal age.” Although the tears...