Keira Robilotto

Keira Robilotto
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Keira is mom to a precocious toddler, G and wife to her wonderful husband, Joe. She's a New Yorker trapped in suburbia, but loving every minute. A self-proclaimed "Type-A" she spends her time volunteering, reading voraciously, drinking wine, and working part time in higher education.
weight of need

The Weight of Need

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I hear it from moms all day long...I NEED to pick up my daughter, clean my house, get organized, or help at my son's...
A simple breakfast of a croissant and strawberries.

Breakfast in a Hurry

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I don't know about you, but getting out of the house in the morning gives me anxiety. There are beds to make, showers, teeth...
excuses

Hey Mom, Stop Making Excuses

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Fairly recently, I was intrigued by a Facebook comment thread. One mom was listing the reasons she was happy with her decision to have...
A mother kissing her babies head.

Motherhood: Recognizing Joy

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I went to visit a friend who just had her first child. Amidst all the cuddling and chatting, she asked me to swear that...
Kids playing in the dirt at a playground.

When Kids are Mean: A Tale of Playground Woes

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Let me start by saying that my kid is no angel. She's a typical three-year-old, complete with tantrums and drama on the regular. But...
An introverted girl hiding behind a tree.

Don’t Be Shy: Raising an Introverted Girl

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Most people who know me would consider me a social butterfly. I like to attend every event I'm invited to, lest I suffer from...
getting up early

Getting Up Early Changed My Life

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  Getting up early not only changed my life but convinced me to become a believer in early rising!  Workout? Check. Before I had my daughter, I...
A mom walking home from school with her three kids.

Snapshot: What You Don’t Know About That Mom

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Lately, there have been a few comments on local Facebook pages about what moms have seen other moms doing in public, and I worry...
Two friends sitting on a couch talking.

What I Want My Daughter To Know About Friendship

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I was joyful and terrified when I brought my daughter into the world. You see, I'm a teacher. Having been around adolescent girls for...
A woman taking a break.

Give Me a Break: Why Moms Need Downtime

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There's no question in my mind that I love my daughter, spending time with her, and enjoying the privilege of staying home with her. However,...