Ana Taney

Still getting over the isolation of the pandemic? Here are my tips on how to make mom friends, post-pandemic, to combat anxiety and loneliness. After over two years of hardships and loneliness taking a toll on our mental health, the light at the end of the tunnel is always growing brighter. Vaccination rates are on the rise, and safety protocols in place around the world all point to progress being made and a chance to finally get together in person.

Last Updated on June 16, 2022 by Corinne Schmitt As a mom to three small children, I find myself living a paradox at times; I like to think I am a kind person abiding by the Golden Rule and doing what I can for fellow moms and other strangers I encounter in this motherhood journey, but oftentimes the overwhelm of motherhood keeps me focused on myself and all the personal worries and struggles I face as a stay-at-home mom and work-at-home mom.