This year marks our baby’s first Christmas! I already await the Christmas season yearly because it’s my favorite time of the year, but this year will be extra special. That’s why I wanted to start planning it out a little earlier. Although our baby probably won’t remember it, that doesn’t mean she won’t enjoy it!
Breastfeeding is both time-consuming and stressful for most moms. The last thing we want to think about is what we will be eating. The problem with that is that in those moments we tend to grab for fast foods that are quickly accessible and tasty, although unhealthy. Store bought freezer meals, chips, candy bars, cookies,
I don’t usually write posts like this, but this one has been a personal struggle for some time. I know that I’m not the only one who struggles with this and this is my way of reaching out to those other mommas, so here it goes. This morning I met up with a girlfriend I
I am going to guess that you, like me, most likely that all of your baby’s medicines are cluttered onto some shelf or scattered in multiple bags. Or maybe you’re using a bunch of ziplock baggies to keep it all together, only to find yourself unable to locate it when it’s needed most. Well, I
So I have been meaning to write this post as it has been an essential component to my sanity as a mother, and I believe most mothers would resonate with it. How in the world do you get things done with a baby?! It feels like they need attention 24/7! When and how do moms
The inspiration for this post stems from my own personal breastfeeding experience through which I realized that breastfeeding was much more difficult than I thought it would be. When I was asked if I would be breastfeeding, my first reply was, “Of course!”. I mean I had heard about how important it was, but, honestly,
Baby’s first cold/flu is probably every parent’s worst nightmare. As a parent, I myself dread being sick. Now, seeing my little baby struggle through the symptoms of a cold is just heartbreaking! It seems that there isn’t much that I could do to help. For the most part, that is true, getting through the cold/flu
Bath time in our house was not easy, to say the least. Some babies enjoy baths while others absolutely dread it (ie. ours)! I like to compare baby baths to handling a wet bar of soap, except babies are squirmier. Add the stress of a crying fragile baby (especially a newborn) and you might as
As my favorite holiday season approaches, I couldn’t help but start preparing up ideas. One thing that makes Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years so exciting is the anticipation built up. I can recall there being some years when I was just too preoccupied with work and school that when I would be at a family
When I started exclusively breastfeeding, it was hard to stay committed. My baby was always crying at the breast, I didn’t know if she was full, and I didn’t know if she was gaining enough weight. Did I have enough milk? My nipples, my back, and my butt hurt! Worst of all, I was locked
