The Power of Consistency – 100 Blogs and 50 Days in a Row!

Consistency is one of the hardest things to maintain, especially when life throws challenges your way. But today, I’m celebrating a milestone that reminds me why showing up matters—I’ve written 100 blog posts on The Good, The Bad, and Your Parenting Journey, and I’ve posted every day for the last 50 days.

I was shocked I got these both on the same day!!!!

When I started this blog, my goal was simple: to create a space where parents—especially those navigating prematurity, neurodiversity, and the emotional rollercoaster of parenting—could find support, knowledge, and a sense of community. Writing has become my way of reaching out, sharing personal experiences, and letting others know they’re not alone.

Why Consistency Matters

There have been days when sitting down to write felt impossible—days when exhaustion, self-doubt, or the chaos of life made me question whether I had anything valuable to say. But I kept going, and along the way, I learned a few important lessons:

1. Progress Happens in Small Steps – Each post may feel like a tiny drop in the ocean, but together, they create waves.

2. Showing Up Builds Trust – Readers come back when they know they can rely on you to be there.

3. Growth Comes from Commitment – Writing every day has improved my skills, deepened my insights, and strengthened my connection with my audience.

A Thank You to My Readers

If you’ve been following along—thank you! Your support, comments, and encouragement mean everything. If you’re new here, I’d love for you to explore past posts and join this journey with me.

Whatever you’re working on—whether it’s parenting, writing, a passion project, or personal growth—consistency can take you further than you think. Keep going, even when it feels tough.

What’s something you’ve stayed consistent with that has made a difference in your life? I’d love to hear your experiences!

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Published by Laura Johnstone

Hi I'm Laura. In 2023 I had a very traumatic pregnancy and in turn had a planned premature baby at 32 weeks (we had been told to expect anything from 23 weeks). With multiple visits to specialist hospitals in Southampton and London we went through a journey. Consequently I am wanting to help others that were in my position as well as talk about different and sometimes difficult parenting issues.

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