In the Battle for My House, The Children May Have Already Won.

Non Fiction, Essays: Humor- Parenting/ Motherhood. Kindle Short Reads This essay collection is around 10,000 words.

Buckle Up, Buttercup
With young children in the house, life seldom goes as planned. In this collection of candid essays, Kianna Alexander offers the reader a humorous look at modern motherhood. Navigate through the daily mishaps of a family with two work from home parents and two kids under the age of ten. The children, Scooter and Sweetpea, may have made up nicknames, but they, and their shenanigans, are very real. Tears are commonplace, but so is laughter, and no matter the circumstances, love abounds in this crazy but wonderful household.

Essays include:

Scooter Jenkins, Security Chief- About that time Scooter locked Mom out of the house, on a busy weekday morning.

Hungry Like the Wolf- Thoughts on why children never let you enjoy a snack.

Chatty Kathy Rides Again- Sweet Pea really talks. A lot.

The Phenomenom of Mommy Brain-All about how children make you forget...um...what was I saying?

...And the hits just keep on coming. So grab a comfy seat, your beverage of choice, and prepare for a hearty laugh at Kianna's expense.