Morgan Elizabeth
Bio
Hello, there! I'm 23, a mom to be of 4 and a cat mom. I'm also a student at the University of Maryland pursuing a degree in English. I have a lot of hobbies, including writing, painting, cat training, and reading.
Stories (11/0)
The Toddler Taster
Moms, we've all been there. You spend ages lovingly preparing a delicious meal, only to be met with a wrinkled nose and a firm, "No!" It can be enough to make even the most patient parent want to throw in the dishcloth (and maybe the broccoli florets) in frustration. But fear not, fellow warriors against mealtime meltdowns! Here are some battle-tested tips to transform your little food-phobe into a curious culinary explorer:
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Families
Wanderlust on a budget
The world beckons with its diverse cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences. But travel doesn't have to be synonymous with breaking the bank. With a little planning and resourcefulness, you can embark on incredible adventures without burning a hole in your wallet. Here are 5 top tips to transform your travel dreams into budget-friendly realities:
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Wander
Mountain Magic for Pennies
West Virginia, aptly nicknamed "Almost Heaven," beckons travelers with its dramatic landscapes, charming towns bursting with history, and a unique cultural heritage. But fear not, budget-conscious adventurer! Contrary to popular belief, a West Virginia vacation doesn't have to cost a fortune. This state is brimming with hidden gems that offer an unforgettable escape without emptying your wallet.
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Wander
5 Heartfelt Homemade Gifts for Mom this Mother's Day
Moms hold a special place in our hearts, and Mother's Day is the perfect opportunity to shower them with love and appreciation. While store-bought gifts are lovely, a heartfelt homemade gift can truly touch a mom's soul. Here are 5 creative and easy-to-make ideas for homemade Mother's Day gifts that mom will cherish:
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Families
The Two-Way Street
In a world bombarded with airbrushed images and unrealistic beauty standards, it's no surprise that our appearance can significantly impact our mental health. But the relationship goes beyond feeling good (or bad) about how we look in the mirror. It's a complex interplay between self-perception, social interactions, and societal pressures.
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Psyche
Feed Your Mood
Juggling work, family, and personal life can feel like a constant mental marathon. Between endless to-do lists, emotional ups and downs, and the daily grind, it's easy to let our mental health fall by the wayside. But what if the key to a calmer,happier you (and your family!) could be hiding in plain sight – on your plate?
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Families
Turn Typing into Cash
Looking for a flexible way to make money online that utilizes your existing skills? Look no further than online transcription! This work-from-home option allows you to convert audio and video recordings into written text, all from the comfort of your own couch. While there are numerous transcription websites out there, some stand out for their reputation, flexibility, and earning potential. Here's a breakdown of the top 3 transcription websites to consider for your online income journey in 2024:
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Lifehack
Side Hustle Showdown
Let's face it, a little extra cash can go a long way. Whether you're a student yearning for financial freedom, a busy professional seeking a financial cushion, or simply someone looking to boost their income, the good news is, making money doesn't have to be a complicated affair. In today's digital age, a treasure trove of "easy money" options awaits,waiting to be integrated seamlessly into your existing routine. Forget grueling second jobs – these 5 effortless earners can help you transform your online activity and spare time into real, spendable cash.
By Morgan Elizabeth11 days ago in Lifehack
Overcoming Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression is an extremely difficult illness to navigate. It is also an unspoken enemy of sorts. Everyone is always so excited to hear of the new baby that no one wants to dare even whisper the term "baby blues." It is both a very real and very painful experience. If you're lucky, your doctor will mention it a few times and maybe as about it briefly towards the end of your pregnancy. Anyone who has experienced it can testify that it is beyond hard.
By Morgan Elizabeth3 years ago in Psyche
Staying Sane as a Stay at Home Mom
Being a stay at home mo is a very difficult and unforgiving lifestyle. It's around the clock, constant watch on -- let's be honest -- tiny psycho versions of yourself. As a mom of 3, soon to be 4 (all under 4,) I frequently get asked how I don't lose my mind being a stay at home mom while maintaining a 4.0 GPA in college.
By Morgan Elizabeth3 years ago in Viva