C’s reaction to meeting Baby Deuce is going to go one of two ways:
1. “Oooo, baby!” *cue soft petting of baby’s head and attempt to kiss her*
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2. Zero interest in baby, but anger over the fact that Mama or Dada is holding baby instead of him.
Like … Continue Reading
When I think back to the days and weeks after C was born, I don’t remember that much. I was trying desperately to breastfeed, but felt like I was failing. Hubster and I were extremely sleep deprived. C developed colic around his second week of life. He needed to be … Continue Reading
My wonderful sister-in-law, Jen, wrote this post for us today! She writes over at On The Night You Were Born, she has three beautiful girls, and she’s super awesome. Show her some love for me! 
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Long before we had three kids, I remember saying to my cousin … Continue Reading
I’m happy to welcome Nicole Connolly, PhD, today to talk about reducing stress in light of Mental Health Awareness Month. I must say, motherhood has brought me more stress than anything else has! 
Thank you for being here, Nicole!
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If you are like the typical mom, you are on … Continue Reading
Today, I’m happy to introduce you to author Pauline Wiles! Pauline writes articles on lifestyle and organizing and when she offered to write a post about low-cost mood boosters, I was excited to read her ideas. Enjoy!
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For the days when you’re feeling just a little bit blue, taking … Continue Reading
It’s hard to believe that two weeks have passed since Baby Jo was born. In some ways, it seems like the time has flown by; but in others, it’s like she’s been with us forever.
Things are going quite well for me. In fact, I find that I need to … Continue Reading
C loves his sister so much that he has to scale the side of the changing table to give her kisses.
Since we’ve been having so many issues getting C to sleep in his bed all night long, we decided to have one of the student beds brought in from … Continue Reading
I’m not sure why this article suddenly went viral, considering it was published in 2004, but “A Nation of Wimps” by Hara Estroff Marano has been making its way around social media this week. Published in Psychology Today, it discusses how micromanaging our children is negatively affecting childhood development. If … Continue Reading
Today, I’d like to introduce you to Dr. Jessica Michaelson. I’m so happy to have her here to write about a topic that I struggled over – deciding to have another baby after a postpartum mood disorder. If you’re currently making that decision, I hope you’ll find this post very … Continue Reading
Today, I’m happy to introduce BunkinMama! When she found out that I was looking for guest posts, she asked right away what I needed help with and I’m so thankful. Enjoy her tips for freezer meals!
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Congratulations to Kristin and her family on the birth of their beautiful baby … Continue Reading
I’m honored to have Kathy Morelli, LPC, here today to share her story about her transition to parenting. I met Kathy through #PPDChat, and she is an excellent advocate for those suffering from PPMDs. Thank you for being here, Kathy!
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Growing up when I did was confusing- to say … Continue Reading
And by miss it, I mean I might miss this. A Little. If I ever stop getting excited about not being pregnant long enough to think about this, then maybe I’d miss it.
Maybe.
I might miss having my hand resting nonchalantly on my ginormous baby bump and feeling a … Continue Reading