1. For His Love
With the birth of my son began the hardest episode in my life: Postnatal Anxiety and Depression coupled with PPOCD. I started my blog to bring a lot more awereness of PND in South Africa. I needed this blog a long time ago, someone to tell me that I’m not alone…I searched and searched, and met beautiful women from the Netherlands, USA, China…all over the world. But none from my country, none in my culture. I cannot be the only one, not when 13% of women go through this. And so I share my story and journey to help others after me. It just might save somebody’s life.
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I live in a house with my husband Clint and our two sweet boys. Jesse is four years old and Jack is just over two. I am a busy, happy gal.
While I try to sneak in some quiet time, it is rarely quiet for long. As my leg is being pulled by a boy with chubby cheeks or while I am being ambushed by his big brother pleading with me to take him on a bike ride around the block, I often find myself longing for just a few more precious minutes. It’s a silly thing to do really – in the end, loving them fills my heart more than any project could.
What will you find on ‘ JUST FOUR MORE MINUTES ‘ ?
x DIY Projects
x Home Decor
x Recipes: My own & others
x Lunch box ideas
x Personal posts
x Organizational tips
x Products / People I love
Grab a cup of coffee & enjoy!
Everyday mom with Kim & Matt. Born with a passion for kids, Bachelors Degree in teaching 0-9 years, teaching for years: clearly her dream of becoming a parent was only natural, but that all changed on the 8th day after little Matthew was born, the hurdles faced with PND, the road traveled and the happiness gained ….. Created the birth of blogging 
blogging with Kim&Matt. Enjoy a daily scoop of surviving PND, reality of parenting, fashion, food, God, friendships, family, and lots more.
4.Coffee at Claire’s
An atypical parenting blog. We parent. We drink wine. And we do those things at the same time.
I am not your cup of comfortable tea. I shoot from the hip. I say it straight. It gets me into trouble, but it also got me this far.
My mother always told me to watch my mouth. And that having a blog and a twitter account is probably not the wisest idea considering I do in fact have a big mouth.
But I know who I am and it is time the rest of you know too. My name will be printed on the spine of many books.
I do not follow the herd. I stand alone. I am fiercely independent. I am a unique person in a world of simple copycats. If you need an antidote for generic – I am it. (Ok so I adapted this off my favourite restaurant menu, but big ups to OMB!)
I am…
A parent. A writer. A friend.
