by Sara Vicente Barreto
Watching our children struggle, experiencing disappointment ourselves or seeing our teams fall is never easy. Yet weakness often brings unexpected gifts: emotion, reflection and change. If we allow ourselves to embrace these moments rather than avoid them, we may discover there is strength in weakness.
Paradise destination, gorgeous weather in low season, enjoyable water and land activities, swimming with dolphins, snorkelling in green turquoise water,
I know I am late to the party, but I am not big on TV and I am often distracted
It seems like I am the mother of an athlete now, and the competitive kind one! Last Sunday, we found
I found myself present in my last long drive. At times bored and wondering if I should speed to just
Last week it was my 10 year anniversary of becoming a mother. One of the few things in the world
Once, in one of those crazy days in lockdown, I thought I had an opening for Little Girl C. to
As Little Girl C turned 9, I think I was faced with my deepest moment of nostalgia and ageing since
Over the last few days, I have been fighting the war in my head. Figuring out what and how to
Tonight, I come back to my reflection on failure and grit. A reflection of how these concepts unfold in our minds. And how we can affect them.
This week, it was Baby S’ birthday. 4 years old. So much and so little all in one. Amidst these
I like to believe patience generates patience. In a virtuous circle, we all become more patient. Patience is a virtue, a talent, and an outcome of hard work. And it can be contagious if one even wants to use such word in such day and age.
Success can be mesmerizing some times. Especially when parenting. As I try to find out what works, one thing I know for sure. Patience.
Last week, we went on yet another family adventure. This one ranks high in the list of innovative in terms
The schools are back, and with it home-schooling. As Round 2 starts, the language of rounds inevitably makes you think of Fight Club. Can it be different?
