After the shock of the presidential win was over, I started thinking about what I’d have to do if I was a Step Mom. My husband and I had just gotten divorced, and my step-mother had just announced that she was going to move in with us. I thought this would be a great opportunity to teach her a thing or two about how to be a good stepmom. So I asked my best friend, kevin, if he’d help me find some good resources to help me out if my step-mother was going to be staying in our home. He suggested a few books from Amazon, including “Stepmom Trump” by Lisa Nichols and “Stepmom Cookbook: Putting Your Mom in Control” by Kate Washburn. These are both excellent books that would help her understand how to be a good, effective stepmom…
My Stepmother is a single working mother of three who juggles the constant juggling act of being a working mom and a step-parent. When she gave birth to our third child, she decided to move in with my mother and her sister. She was only staying at our house because she wanted to be close to them. This was fine with me because she seemed like a genuinely nice person. Unfortunately she left our home when our third child was born and didn’t return for several months.
So after the birth of our third baby, I got to thinking about what I would have to do if my Step Mother was staying with us and decided she didn’t want to see my kids. I went online and found a great resource that offered step-by-step advice on how to be a good mom and a step-parent. I purchased “Stepmom Trump” by Lisa Nichols and “Stepmom Cookbook: Putting Your Mom in Control” by Kate Washburn from Amazon. Step mom.
