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!
One thing I love to do is travel. But, what used to be easy can quickly become overwhelming when you have a toddler in tow. After all, even minor trips require you to pack a lot more stuff than you used to before you had kids. Thankfully, I’ve learned to pack relatively light and efficiently despite having a child traveling with me. To help you… Read the Post
Bringing a toddler to a wedding can be a nerve wracking experience for any parent. Will they keep quiet during the ceremony? What if they decide to throw a tantrum? Recently, I had my first experience taking my toddler to a wedding. I wasn’t sure how it would go, especially since my son is a rather active 1.5 year old. However, with plenty of planning… Read the Post
One thing that many moms don’t like to do is breastfeed while flying. But it doesn’t have to be that way! While it may sound like too much work or even scary, traveling with a breastfeed baby doesn’t have to an ordeal. One big question breastfeeding moms want to know is where they can breastfeed their baby while flying. And the answer is easier than… Read the Post
I remember the first time I tried pumping and breastfeeding in public. I’ll be honest, it wasn’t really a situation I was comfortable with, but it needed to be done. Elijah was only six months old when we flew half way across the country to attend the graduation of several of our college friends, and then spend a few days with my parents. We lived… Read the Post
You know the days when your toddler seems to cry or throw tantrums constantly? Or when they get so happy or excited that they end up having a meltdown? (What is that even about??) Those are the days when “big emotions” are overcoming your toddler. We recently hit this stage with my 1.5 year old. Now we have days where every little thing seems to… Read the Post
