Jennifer Hill-Flores, Author at Baby Chick

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Jennifer Hill-Flores

Jennifer Hill-Flores

Jennifer is a professional and creative writer, editor, and storyteller. She writes about parenting, creativity, neurodiversity, pop culture, the environment, and anything that catches her interest. In addition to writing poetry, fiction, and screenplays, Jennifer consults with individuals and organizations to help tell their unique stories. She is a mom and former homeschooler based in Austin, TX.

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A woman, clearly exhausted, is sleeping with her head resting on a kitchen table while still pouring coffee from a French press into a mug. A small child is peeking over the edge of the table in the background. The kitchen has various utensils and a colorful backsplash.

To Every Exhausted Mom Out There: You Are Enough

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Tantrum or Meltdown: How to Tell the Difference and Help Your Child

Two women, one elderly and the other younger, are in a kitchen. The elderly woman, wearing glasses and a gray apron, is preparing dough. The younger woman in a brown sweater and apron holds a bouquet of flowers and embraces the elderly woman from behind—her mother.

This One’s For The Mothers Missing Their Moms

Articles

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73 Holiday Names for Babies Born This Festive Season

A woman, clearly exhausted, is sleeping with her head resting on a kitchen table while still pouring coffee from a French press into a mug. A small child is peeking over the edge of the table in the background. The kitchen has various utensils and a colorful backsplash.

To Every Exhausted Mom Out There: You Are Enough

Two women, one elderly and the other younger, are in a kitchen. The elderly woman, wearing glasses and a gray apron, is preparing dough. The younger woman in a brown sweater and apron holds a bouquet of flowers and embraces the elderly woman from behind—her mother.

This One’s For The Mothers Missing Their Moms

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The Pros and Cons of Having an Only Child

Parenting Lifestyle

An adult and a child with curly hair are sitting at a table with an open laptop, papers, and a cup. The working mother and her child are both smiling and looking at the laptop screen. The background includes large windows that let in natural light.

4 Reasons Why I’m Glad I Had a Working Mother

A woman and a child are outdoors in a grassy field. The woman is blowing bubbles while the child watches, holding the bubble bottle. Trees and a clear sky are visible in the background. It's one of those little things parents do that turn moments into cherished memories.

7 Little Things Parents Do That Mean the World to Their Kids

Parenting Lifestyle

A child with curly hair is peacefully sleeping on a bed, covered by a light-colored blanket. The soft, warm glow from a lamp on the right side of the image sets a perfect bedtime atmosphere. The child is resting their head on a pillow and lying on their side.

5 Tips for Having a Stress-Free Bedtime with Kids

A hand is placing a coin into a glass jar labeled "Swear Jar." The jar, frequently used by moms who swear, contains coins and the lid is open, resting on the table. The background is blurred.

Moms Who Swear Are My People

A young child is sitting in a shopping cart, having a tantrum and crying loudly. The cart is being pushed by an adult, and they are in the produce section of a grocery store with various fruits and vegetables visible in the background.

Tantrum or Meltdown: How to Tell the Difference and Help Your Child

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Parenting During Stressful Times: Tips From Parents of Special Needs Kids

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School-Aged Kids (5 - 12 years)

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How to Set Up a Homeschool Learning Space

School-Aged Kids (5 - 12 years)

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