Mariah

Mariah Professional Mother
10k

04/16/2026

I had to teach my son about the best anime of all time or else I’m not succeeding in motherhood.😌😂

04/16/2026

Might as well run this series back in honor of it being a whole year!

04/11/2026

As a mom, I’m ALWAYS worried about my kids’ safety because no one is going to protect them like me. Now that my kids are in school, I got them both smart phone watches that function like GPS trackers but work like regular phones. They can call approved contacts only and I can manage all within the app that is synced to the watch. It’s given me such a piece of mind as a mom to small school aged kids. Now this isn’t the only safety lesson for me and the kids, but it’s the start. There are SO many more things that I need to teach my kids so that they know how to think smart, stay safe, and make responsible decisions for themselves. If you want to get your toddler a watch like this instead of simply tagging their clothes or backpack, they’re in s@le right now until October 28th. Here’s the C0de: “HalloweenSale” You know where to find the link🫶🏼

04/11/2026

SO many unplanned lessons in this one. And most of them were for me from Carter😩🥹. These pancakes didn’t turn out as planned and I totally got frustrated because this never happens. Carter saw that and de-escalated the situation by putting things into perspective for me. Although they looked horrendous, the pancakes still probably were going to taste yummy. And he was SO right. I almost teared up seeing my son realize that it wasn’t the end of the word when something didn’t go as planned. That’s something I’ve been working on a whole lot for myself over the past few years and to see that he’s mastering that was very reassuring and heart warming. The lesson for today was all about cooking so he can grow up to be a man who knows how to and enjoys cooking but we got a whole different lesson and I’m very grateful and proud.

04/11/2026

How has is been a year already? Looks like it’s time for more lessons with my son because after a year of school, he sure needs it.

04/10/2026

Today is a bittersweet day; the last day of Ramadan. I am honored to practice it as a new Muslim and happy that I also enjoy dates now because I sure didn’t give them a chance before Islam.😅

04/10/2026

I never understood the idea of “women belong in the kitchen” when I grew up watching men cook on Network more than women. So I’m teaching my son how to cook and how to enjoy it because it’s not something he should expect anyone to do for him. Being a grown man (or woman) and being unable to cook is embarrassing. Cooking for you partner (or anyone tbh) is an act of love. My son will be fully capable. 😌

04/10/2026

I believe that taking care of your physical health is the biggest indicator of self love. So it’s time for me to achieve some scary goals, lose some weight, and get stronger than I was before I had kids.

04/07/2026

Use code MARIAH20 for $20 off. The offer is available until the end of December. Go to my bio to install the app. It’s never too late to invest in your kids future! 🫶🏼

04/07/2026

An investment in your kids is an investment in yourself because it only takes one person to start generational positives. I may not have known any better as I was entering adulthood, but now I have access to things like Colorado’s First Step Program so that my kids will know better. The best way to set them up for success is to start. And the best time to start is always now. With Colorado’s College Invest 529 Plan, you can be confident that your children enter college, trade school, or any apprenticeship without financial concern. Start today at ColoradoFirstStep.org.

04/07/2026

Something I don’t think many people (who have little to no connection to autism) understand is stimming. Just like autism is a spectrum, stimming is a spectrum and can show up in a lot of ways. It’s not random. It usually serves a purpose. It can either be a form of emotional regulation, sensory regulation, an expression of feelings, or simple about focus and concentration. Stimming also isn’t just something that people with autism do. It isn’t “bad behavior,” it’s just a coping mechanism. For kids with autism, it can help them feel safe and in control, it can help prevent meltdowns, and it can support communication when words are hard to get out. My daughter was diagnoses with autism almost 4 years ago now. After raising my autistic daughter I’ve began to truly understand stimming. For a while, I thought it was something I had to help her “grow out of.” I realize that’s not the case anymore. Sometimes things like her earmuffs simple help her regulate her thoughts and emotions in this big noisy world.

Address

722 Loftus Road
Fairbanks, AK
99709

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Mariah posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share