Mommy OK Club International

Enjoying the last weekend before going back to work! No makeup, still in my jammies (dont judge me) and reading a good book! What's yalls plans this weekend? Show me with a Pic! 🤩

Just finish reading "Verity" and " God of The Woods", bought these two books. Relaxing with a cup of coffee and a new read. No stress, just vibing. What book would you recommend?

Found this cute little shop that is around the corner from me. That refresher flight was so good! My favorite is the Lychee Lemonade, and then Vietnamese coffee with coconut foam...yum! The boa buns were the perfect sweet and savory with a little kick from the jalapeño. After that sweet treat, off the Barnes and Nobles. 3 new books 📚 😍 my favorite place.....in the book store. Hope everyone had an amazing day today!

Out with my king. Sometimes ladies you have to get a babysitter and spend the day with your love or yourself. Remember that with everything in life, you MUST take some time for yourself. Share in the comments what is your self-care you do?

Praying for all my Mama's at heart. Keep seeking our Fathers face in these trying times. I know your pain! He will answer! Amen.

In honor of Nurses Week, here is a photo of my Mom and I after my pinning ceremony. 23 years of nursing, here is to many many more.
Shout-out to all the Nurses!

Good morning warriors! Just a little message of the day. Hope everyone is starting the day blessed and highly favored! How did your day start today? All comments welcomed!

Breastfeeding mommies….are you having difficulty with feeding your baby?
🌎 You’re Part of Something Powerful
• About 84% of U.S. moms start breastfeeding, but only about 25% are exclusively breastfeeding at 6 months (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data).

💛 in other words: If you’re still going at 3–6 months, you are in a strong, committed group of women. Way to go Mama!!!

🛡 Immune Protection
• Breastfed babies have 64% lower risk of GI infections in the first year.
• They have about 72% lower risk of hospitalization for respiratory infections in infancy.
• Breastfeeding reduces risk of ear infections by up to 50%.

Your milk changes daily to fight viruses your baby is exposed to. Creating little warriors!

🌟 Even Partial Breastfeeding Matters

You don’t have to be “perfect.”
• Even 1–2 ounces of breast milk per day provides immune benefits.
• Combination feeding still gives protective effects.

Every drop counts. Every feed matters.