Becca Dorr
Becca has lived in the Atlanta area most of her life and settled in East Cobb in 2016. After struggling with infertility and going through IVF, she is proud to be a stay-at-home mom to a five-year-old daughter. She is a crafter, reader, introvert, and infertility advocate.
What I Want to Remember Post-Pandemic
Here in Georgia, it feels like some things are returning to "normal", while it’s still not normal at all. I don’t want to forget...
Connecting with Mom Friends During the Pandemic
We all miss our friends. We need connection and support while we raise our children, and right now, a lot of us aren’t getting...
It Starts With You
Twice this week, I have come across conversations about dads receiving praise for basic parenting. We’ve all seen it in action: a dad out...
Don’t Give Up on Your Non-Mom Friends
I don’t know about you, but making mom friends has been hard for me. It feels like the sample size of women who also...
Letting Go and Letting My Partner Parent
I’m very much a Type A kind of person. I plan almost everything out, I make lists, and I need to feel prepared. So,...
Something For Me
I'm more than three years into motherhood. When I think of myself in the last three years, it’s blurry. I have several vivid memories...
Social Media Gives Me a Different Perspective on Motherhood
Social media can be really bad, or really good. Sometimes it's both.
Awhile ago, I made a poor joke on social media about moms with...
My Child Wears an Eye Patch, and You Don’t Need to Comment on It
My three-year-old wears an eye patch. Right now, she only wears it for one hour each day, but she used to wear it for...
Avoiding a Toddler Meltdown in a Restaurant
It doesn’t matter who you are or how superior your parenting skills are. No one is immune to a toddler who won’t stop screaming...
What Motherhood Looks Like After Infertility
Becoming a mom after fighting infertility is a big win. There’s a huge sense of relief; a feeling of finally joining the “club,” and...