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[gazagfmboost]

Mahmoud Mousa (33), wife Hadeel (27) & two sons; Mohammed (3), & Adam (2)

Vetting: IG content going back to 2020 Personal IG Video #1 & Personal IG Video #2 Instagram: e7saswafa & e7s0s Fund Currency: € Euro

Mahmoud, age 33, & his beloved wife Hadeel, age 27, have reached out to me in hopes of having their story shared- after their home was destroyed & finding no safety in the displacement camps in the south of Gaza they've been trying to evacuate their two young children. I hope that you will please consider sparing any small sum to help 2 year old Adam & 3 year old Mohammed get across the rafah crossing to safety when it opens, if possible.

"The daily struggle to find food, diapers and basic hygiene supplies has become an increasing challenge. We hesitated to ask for help, but the reality is stark: Rafah is no longer safe, and basic necessities are scarce. The emotional toll is immense, and reconstruction seems impossible. We had no choice but to ask for your help." I invite you to please consider contributing any small amount to his goal if at all possible or, to press the heart button & re-share to help this sweet family feel seen & heard during this terrifying conflict. Thank you very much for your time & care <3

Mahmoud has requested help with securing a tent for his family to sleep in after their home & previous tents were destroyed, IG member ThatDialectCoach is assisting with fundraising for a new tent for the Mousa family via PayPal - paypal.com/paypalme/gracehelmcke Direct wire transfer is much faster but if you would feel safer contributing to GFM:

Help the Mousa Family Get to Safety’ gofund.me/4151df0b

[autisticautismmom]

I am your autistic Tumblr mom

You need a hug? Come to me!

You need some proper attention that doesn’t involve negative behaviour in order to get the attention you are needing? Come to me! No judgement here!

You need some neurodivergent advice for ur ND problem? my inbox is open!

Kindness and love always wins.

[mysticraven20]

You know you’re old when you argue with your child about the sound of the doorbell. It’s *ding dong* not *ding ding dong* (in the sound of The Ring!!)

[themamabair]

Easy like Sunday morning

[tortibomb]

We have been trying to use less curse words at home since the toddler, ya know existed 😂

For some reason I latched onto

Frick Frack Patty Wack

Anyway the toddler says shit so yeah it didn’t work.

[paleflower]

One of the things that I learned as a mother is to not fight unnecessary fights.

For example: I always try to keep our morning routine short and simple. And I try to explain to my toddler that we just need to go potty and brush teeth, because he will eat breakfast at daycare and going there only takes like 5-10 minutes. I don't think that's too long for him, but every morning he fights me. He wants to eat something at home before he goes. And I was always like "no that's not necessary", but then again who am I to determine how hungry he is? So I decided to give him a little snack each morning, even if he will have a full breakfast shortly after. He is in a much better mood and we get ready much faster, because he doesn't fight me the entire time. It's so simple, but makes a huge difference.

[mainlylife]

[rees-rants]

A friend of mine sent me this today...and it was such perfect timing.

So much judgement thrown around these days...

Everyone can question what we choose to do/not do in raising our kids.

Strangers, family and friends...someone always ends up judging.

I would love for us parents...for society...to have a little more grace when approaching each other because raising these mini terrorists takes a whole different level of patience.

My mom was right. She always said..."You'll understand when you become a mom."

Thanks mom...I'm only in the beginning stages of understanding...and I'm already tired and getting a headache. 😅

[chthonicelf]

Please reblog! Urgent!

Do you think any of you could help me purchase a bike helmet for my one year old? Our car is broke and we have to get around on a bike and she has no helmet and rides in a bike trailer. They are only like $20 but me and my husband are both starting new jobs and money is extremely tight. I just don’t want my baby to get hurt. Id even be willing to let you order me the helmet yourself so you know that’s where the money goes.

[gazagfmboost]

Reem & her Husband Mohammed

Vetting: Personal IG content back to 2013 instagram: mohammed.b.alsourani & reemshanti96 Fund Currency: $ CAD

They paid out of pocket to escape so now Reem & her civil engineer husband are instead hoping for help to build a beautiful life again with their beloved small children;

Thank you very much for your care, kindness & any hearts or shares given to help generations of people have a fresh start somewhere safe !

Gaza Family Rebuild a New Safe life gofund.me/c7fe9acd

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Multigenerational Al-Shanti Family

Vetting: Family member with content on IG going back to 2015 Instagram: reemshanti96 - family member in Egypt facilitating fund Fund Currency: € Euro

Update- Thank you! With your help this family reached their big first milestone! Reem wanted me to share this message about the fund with you-

"I want to tell you.. I have been in Egypt for 4 months and this campaign is for my family in Gaza; There are 15 people from my family (my father, my mother, my single brothers, and my married sisters) and they are now living in a tent. They moved from Mawasi Rafah to Mawasi Khan Yunis a month ago.. and there is very little communication with them because Khan Yunis is completly destroyed.. There are no communications and no water (a whole week without water for the bathroom and washing). The situation is very difficult in Khan Yunis.. Baba does not have a job because he lost his job since October 7, and he has had no income for 8 months, and all his savings are gone.

I am running the campaign and my goal is 150,000.. but I started with 80,000 and completed it, and now I have raised it to 125, and then I will raise it to 150,000.. as this campaign is for 3 families; of my father and my two married sisters.. instead of each sister making a link, we made this link for 3 Families... as I have a sister who lost her house... and my other sister, half of her house was bombed... and this campaign is to help them get out of Gaza and live in Gaza now, and when they leave Gaza for rent and living expenses here in Egypt... because life is very expensive here."

Please consider helping grandparents & small children find safety when the border re-opens in Rafah, any tiny donation goes a long way, every ocean is made up of tiny droplets of water!

"Help me evacuate my family from GAZA" gofund.me/2bb13352

[autisticautismmom]

Bruh I finally got accepted for child tax, and I just can’t wait to go shopping for little man at the end of the month. IVE WAITED TWO AND A HALF YEARS. DOING IT ALL BY MYSELF WOTH THE HELP OF KY MOTHER IN LAW AND GRANDMOTHER, (very little help and I have to pay most of it back which is a lot of money) but they dipped into their savings account to be thomas’ child support for the last two and a half years!!! so I owe it to them. I won’t be getting a car like I had originally thought planed and was super set in sk that kind of thru me and my whole mood off cause I hate sudden change when I was so set on something to happen, at least I will be able to get my son all his bed room stuff and get him a toddler bed, he is so close to just hoping over the side of his crib, it scares me so I think it’s time. PRAY FOR ME cause I know this kid will be in and out of that toddler bed 15-20 times a night before actually settling in it 😂 I just can’t wait for the money to hit my account. So many bills and worries will be lifted of our shoulders. ❤️

[themamabair]

Hey! I’m still figuring out stuff on here after a long hiatus, but I figured I’d introduce myself.

I’m Hannah, I’m 28 and I live in Vermont with my husband and our son, Bair. Bair is 15 months and the sweetest baby boy. My husband is a USMC veteran who now serves veterans in higher education. I am a Waldorf Spanish teacher and absolutely love my job and my community.

I love immersing myself and my family in nature, being a mom, cooking (and restaurants, food in general), and working on self-improvement, even when it gets uncomfy, which it often does! I am an aspiring homemaker, which is another reason I love my job as it gives me the ability and the guidance to take care of my home and my family within the context of a greater, loving community.

I intend to use this platform as a journal, feel free to follow along if you wish. I love making new friends and interacting with people, especially other parents. Join me if you want to learn more about Waldorf education, nature/play based learning, wild parenting, and more! I am still on this journey myself, and I’m always learning too.

It’s nice to be back.

[tortibomb]

I put my toddler to bed in his new big kid bed tonight, in his room. He got sick for a few weeks when he was six months old and just never left my bed. He is 2.5 ish now.

I am super nervous to go to bed without him. I’m worried I’ll sleep way too deeply and won’t hear him if he needs me. I’m sure I’m overthinking it but I’m so anxious I could die. 🙃

[paleflower]

Do we have to say goodbye to naptime? 🥲

My son has been fighting me over naptime for a couple of weeks now. So I finally want to give in. Today he will not nap... Let's see what happens.

Maybe it will be good. Because we also struggled with bedtime lately. Maybe it's a good thing if he is more tired in the evening. Maybe he will even go to bed earlier? (Ok probably not, but one can dream, right?)

In fact my son has always been a horrible sleeper. As a baby he slept way less compared to other babies. When he was 18 - 24 months he finally slept really well or... better than before. But now that we are struggling again (at ~2.5 years) we might as well try going without naps. I wanted to wait until he is 3 years at least, but little guy isn't following my plan as per usual. 😂 He always had his own way and that's one of the things I love about him. Even when he is giving me a hard time.

[archmagemeow]

girlhood