“THE HANDS FREE PLEDGE I’m becoming Hands Free. I want to make memories, not to-do lists. I want to feel the squeeze of my child’s arms, not the pressure of overcommitment. I want to get lost in conversation with the… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share
“The most life-changing experiences happen when I stop trying to control and simply let things unfold.” — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“Being responsible for someone’s childhood is a big deal. We not only create our own memories, but we create our child’s memories.” — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“If it’s love, those tears are a sign of distress, not an act of defiance. If it’s love, her bold fashion statement is something to be celebrated, not criticized. If it’s love, his mistakes are evidence of trying and learning, not simply messes to clean up. If it’s love, her slow pace is a reflection of her “stop and smell… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share
“The truth hurts, but the truth heals — and brings me closer to the person I aspire to be.” — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“THE HANDS FREE PLEDGE I’m becoming Hands Free. I want to make memories, not to-do lists. I want to feel the squeeze of my child’s arms, not the pressure of overcommitment. I want to get lost in conversation with the people I love, not consumed by a sea of unimportant emails. I want to be overwhelmed by sunsets that give… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share
“It is not always possible for me to choose love in the midst of challenging situations, but I can definitely try to soften—soften my… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“THERE WILL COME A DAY . . . There will come a day when she no longer wants to hold my hand. So I… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“When there is love to be given, I will resist the impulse to decide if I have time, because I know there is always,… — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“This journey is not about what happened yesterday; it is about the choices I make today.” — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
“The most life-changing experiences happen when I stop trying to control and simply let things unfold.” — Rachel Macy Stafford Copy Share Image
