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I remember my first Mother’s Day–and no, it wasn’t the year after I delivered my son (but that’s a post for another day). I also remember my second Mother’s Day, when my son was just a little seven month old. We went to church as usual, went out to eat for lunch. I took a nap in the afternoon while my son slept, as usual…. Read the Post
Being a mom is hard. Being a new mom is even harder. And sometimes, (a lot of times) there are things that new moms need to hear that no one is telling them. I remember the week we spent in the hospital with our newborn son. The week that seemed to never end. Then the months after, when we had absolutely no clue what we… Read the Post
Getting ready for a new baby can be a daunting task, especially if it’s your first. That’s why a baby registry checklist can be a lifesaver! When you’re getting ready to have a baby, it’s best to be as organized as you can be. That way, you don’t forget anything important. That’s why today I’m sharing with you an exhaustive list of baby registry must… Read the Post
Transitioning to a toddler bed is a big milestone for your little one! While sleeping in a big boy/girl bed is a big step in growing up, it can also bring with it a lot of anxiety for your little one. Not to mention a lot of hair pulling for mom and dad when your little one refuses to stay in bed! Just recently we… Read the Post
Breastfeeding can be very difficult at times, even if it’s not your first time. That’s why today I want to share with you some of my top breastfeeding tips for new moms. I breastfed my son exclusively for about nine months. After that, we primarily breastfed and also supplemented with formula due to a chronically low milk supply. Some days it felt really rewarding, and… Read the Post
