Intentional Motherhood
Looking for a fun activity to do with your little one this summer? You’ve come to the right place! From June 1st until July 31st, I’m hosting a FREE summer bucket list challenge on Instagram. This activity is open for children age newborn–preschool and their moms.
The Summer Bucket List Challenge is a great way for you and your child to have fun outside this summer. Plus, everyone who completes their bucket list will be entered to win $25 for a special treat!
Dear Mama, you won’t always be this tired. I’ve been tired lately. Really tired. You probably have been, too. I woke up this morning wanting to go back to sleep for a few more hours. You probably did too. But I got up, because there’s a little boy in the next room who’s just woken up and is hungry. I know you got up too…. Read the Post
Summer’s here, and it’s time to grab a swimsuit and towel and head to the beach! This summer was the first summer I went to the beach with a baby, and it was a blast! We knew this year was going to be different, since we had our 1.5 year old with us (last time we had been to the beach, I was pregnant with… Read the Post
Recently I was scrolling through Facebook and came across an article that was shared by one of my friends. The article advocated for one side of a hot topic parenting choice. After reading the article, I glanced at the comments this friend had received, only to find some rather disturbing remarks. One mom in particular didn’t agree with the article’s position, and didn’t even seem… Read the Post
I recently flew from Texas to Boston (and back again two weeks later) with my one and a half year old toddler. On the flight out, the man I was sitting next to struck up a conversation when he saw I was traveling with my toddler on my lap. We casually talked about how old Elijah was, and how my husband and I had flown… Read the Post
For many, flying with a toddler can be a daunting experience that many are afraid to even attempt. But flying with a child doesn’t have to be a terrible or scary thing to attempt. Personally, I’ve flown twice with Elijah: first when he was about seven months old, and again when he was a year and a half old. The first time was a little… Read the Post
