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@a.tiny.mama.leaf
👩🏻‍💻 lawyer, raising two littles ☁️ just my motherhood diary 🏡 melbourne, australia
  • Following 363
  • Followers 11K
  • Engagement 2.58%
  • Avg comments 37

About emma

emma (@a.tiny.mama.leaf) is a Parenting creator on Instagram. The account has 10,988 followers and 331 published posts. Recent posts average 261 likes and 37 comments, an engagement rate of 2.58%.

With 11K followers, emma is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 363 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account emma follows. emma uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files emma under a single category, Parenting.

The Instagram bio for emma runs to 10 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for emma dates from August 2022.

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331 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for emma, 7 are carousels, 2 are single images and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward carousels. 331 published posts give emma a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 33 followers for each post published. emma also keeps 34 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 122 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include kids, school, home, little and it’s.

✨ This is your sign to go watch Gabby’s Dollhouse at the cinema these school holidays! 🎬💖

We were so lucky to be invited to the premiere, and it was such a fun experience for the whole family. The kids loved it so much, they’re already asking to go again! 🐱🌈

Thank you 💕
Just a few things we enjoy doing at home lately.

Books, slime, zombie kittens, drawing, and Kpop demon hunters on repeat 🎶
Recent life update

Kids
- new skill learnt this year: skiing, chess
- new place visited: disney

Books that I have read
- <Being mortal> by Atul Gawande
- <What life should mean to you> by Alfred Adler

App for my own emotional regulation
- ahead

Most days, I still feel like I fall short of the mum I wish I could be. But we’ve actually come a long way. I definitely didn’t imagine my kids would be talking to AI—and all within the last five years.

How we use our time depends on how much time we believe we have left. The future may not be within our control, but right now is.

Take each day as it comes, as if it were your last. 🤍
That post Christmas calm. 💛

This summer I want to focus on positivity. Positive reinforcement with the kids, and lots of time together before school starts next year.

It’s easy to think it’s all too hard, because it is. But they do grow up so quickly.

This summer, I want to remind myself to pause, breathe and let them be little. 💛
Current status of our arts and crafts corner. 🎨✨ (Big bro at Prep and Little sis at Pre-kindergarten)

It’s a great place for them to create and calm down after a long day at school.

I set it up upstairs because our carpet is really old. Knowing we’ll replace the carpet and repaint the wall in a few years brings me peace 🤣😅.

What do you think? If you need to know where anything is from please feel free to comment and ask me ☺️
Nothing fancy, just little corners of the house that my kids enjoy recently. 🌈✨

Pic 1: a wall with some of their artwork laminated and stuck up with blu-tack. Kids love going through the wall and pointing at their own drawings with pride. Can’t wait to see the wall getting covered up. 🖼️

Pic 2: their little water station. Flooding does happen from time to time, I just try to do deep breaths, allow them to clean up whilst having my mouth shut and do a clean up after their clean up. 🥵

Pic 3: big bro’s little Lego station.

Pic 4: play area at the upstairs rumpus, with a sneaky girl pretending to sleep. 😅

Pic 5: their hiding place, also their gym. They both love climbing through it and then jumping onto the crash pillow.

Pic 6: their desks. Little sis loves spending lots of time there. The colouring does end up on the wall and floor sometimes. I just calm myself down by thinking I’ll repaint the house in a few years. It’s all worth it when they are allowed more freedom to do stuff.

Do you have something similar in your house? Which one is your favourite? 🎨
The other day I picked up my son from school. We went to the library and borrowed some books. We went home and he went to shower himself. After shower it was complete silence for more than 10 minutes. I got curious, and went upstairs to check on him. He was just flipping through the books quietly on his bed, an ordinary moment in life, so extraordinary to me.

It hit me that sometimes growth happens so suddenly you don’t even see it coming.

Training wheels off
Showering all by himself
Drawings start to have expressions


I get so mad sometimes when he talks like a 15yo, and acts like a 0.5yo. But the truth is he’s not 15, and many things we thought was easy, it was not easy for them. The things I once worried so much about, he eventually caught on.

I am reminding myself to be a little bit more patient today. There are a lot of small things to be grateful for, and nothing lasts forever.

Thank goodness he’s not 15 yet.
•spring book rotation•
Concluding book week with a fresh bookshelf. 💚💛💚💛

Feel free to let me know which one(s) you want to see more of and I can flip through in my stories or elaborate more in comments 💛

Butterfly decorating idea is inspired by 🦋💛💚
•a new rhythm with 4yo and 1yo•
With the upcoming spring and the kids becoming older, it almost feels like I’m heading into a new chapter.

Lately I’ve just been thinking, when do I send her to childcare? Should I send her to childcare? What am I to do with myself?

All these nights and days when they won’t sleep I dreaded those deadly moments and hoping they could grow up soon. But now I’m also not sure if I’m ready to let go.

I realised I am perhaps running on borrowed time being home with the kids. A new rhythm is needed for me to feel grounded and maximise this experience.

I feel so much happier after writing this rhythm down.

For a long time I’ve been wanting to homeschool but the days when I’m home with the kids I get so tired and grumpy I doubted my capability of doing that. I think I’m now mentally ready to do a bit more, and to keep her home a bit longer.

Do you have a rhythm at home? Do you find it helpful?

*in Waldorf education, a rhythm provides consistency with flexibility, hence not a ‘routine’, which is more time sensitive.
•art space version 1•
We recently set up this space and big bro is loving it! A station like this encourages him to do more arts and crafts activities voluntarily, otherwise unless I prompt him he’d be driving his cars around all day 😅

The items we have at the moment are relatively very simple comparing to most art trolley I saw online. I’m sure with the growth of both kiddos the space and items would expand.

What we have:
- IKEA height adjustable table and chairs (what we love about it - price, grows with our child, big real estate for action, the surface can tilt and there’s also a place for paper roll which I have currently taken out)
- IKEA easel (whiteboard and blackboard, sadly it’s not magnetic)
- Rectangular basket from Kmart
- An artificial pot plant for a cozy vibe

I’ll do a tour in a reel to show more of the details of the tubs and drawers.
- Drawers: washi tape and miscellaneous small items
- Tub 1: papers
- Tub 2: home school materials
- Basket: various colouring sets and stamps

We stick some of his artwork up on the wall using blutac to encourage him to create more. I use our mat just in case there’s mess it’s easy to wipe clean ☺️

Do you have an arts and crafts corner at home? It really does make such a big difference doesn’t it!

emma's engagement

emma's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.58%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 39 followers. Comments stay close to likes on emma's posts, at 261 likes and 37 comments on average, about 7.1 likes per comment.

Engagement rate

2.58%

Avg likes
261
Avg comments
37
Interactions : followers
1 : 39

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Who is emma?

emma (@a.tiny.mama.leaf) is a Parenting creator on Instagram. emma uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for emma runs to 10 words across 3 lines.

How many followers does emma have?

emma has 10,988 followers on Instagram (11K). Set against 363 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account emma follows. 331 published posts give emma a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is emma's engagement rate?

emma's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.58%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 39 followers. Comments stay close to likes on emma's posts, at 261 likes and 37 comments on average, about 7.1 likes per comment.

What does emma post about on Instagram?

Flinque files emma under a single category, Parenting. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for emma, 7 are carousels, 2 are single images and 1 is a video. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for emma repeatedly use the words kids, school, home, little and it’s. emma writes those captions mainly in English. emma keeps 34 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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