Parenting

Being a parent is no easy job but seeing your child smile is what makes everything worth it. Hopefully, our tips and tricks will help you with that.

About

Hello to all the wonderful moms and moms-to-be out there! My name is Šemsa, and I am overjoyed to be a part of the Main Street Mom community—a space where we celebrate, support, and empower each other through the incredible journey of motherhood.

By training, I am a medical laboratory engineer, but I found my professional calling in the dynamic world of digital marketing, a realm I stepped into during my university days and have since made my career.

Yet, if you ask me my greatest role to date, it would be being a mother to two incredible children-a boy and a girl—a role I share with my supportive husband, we navigate the adventures of parenting, aiming to give our little ones the best start in life.

My venture into blogging was born from a simple, yet profound desire: to connect with other moms who find themselves wrapped in the beautiful, sometimes overwhelming, sometimes challenging, but always rewarding world of raising children.

We are all about embracing imperfection, celebrating the small victories, and extending a hand to lift each other up. Whether you\'re navigating the ups and downs of pregnancy, mastering the art of newborn care, seeking the ideal toy to spark your child\'s imagination, crafting engaging activities, soothing colds, experimenting with food, or guiding your little one through potty training—this space is for you.

As a mom, I believe firmly that guilt has no place in our parenting journey. We are all doing the best we can with the resources and knowledge we have. I hope to encourage moms to let go of the guilt and embrace the joy, chaos, and unparalleled love that comes with motherhood.

Thank you for being here, for sharing your journey, and for allowing me to share mine. I am looking forward to connecting with each of you, sharing our stories, and building a network of moms who empower each other to be the best we can be—for ourselves and for our children.

With love,
Šemsa