Toddler Food Ideas – What to Feed a Picky Eater (you ARE tired of making things they don’t eat)
What to feed picky toddlers? Confession: before having kids, I may have scoffed at the mention of toddler meal ideas. …
Elite Blog Academy Reviews (from non-affiliates)
(THIS POST PROBABLY CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS. OUR FULL DISCLOSURE POLICY IS REALLY BORING, BUT YOU CAN FIND IT HERE.) UPDATED …
Game Changing Newborn Hacks and Tips for New Parents
Newborn Baby Hacks to make life easier No amount of reading books or talking with family members can prepare you …
How to Get Motivated to Clean and Organize (strategies that work!)
Many people struggle to get motivated to clean and organize their house There are a lot of reasons this is …
Dealing With Postpartum Insomnia (There is hope!)
This article was written in consultation with Kimberly C. Starr, BSN RN, a baccalaureate level registered nurse who commiserates on …
15 Ways for Stay at Home Moms to Earn Extra Income
If you’re new here (HI! Welcome!) you might not know the story of how this blog came to be. The short version: I had always wanted to work from home, but never quite figured out how. I’d tried lots of different things over the years – photography, travel counselling, making and selling decorative signs, but none of those things were for me.
Healing Postpartum After Vaginal Birth (postpartum care and pain relief tips)
Postpartum recovery the last time I had a baby really threw me for a loop. This time I’ll be far more prepared.
I started seeing a pelvic floor occupational therapist a few weeks ago (and I’m excited to write in more detail about that later – because I think pelvic floor health is something that EVERY mamma should know about).
Enjoy Being a Stay at Home Mom (by doing this one thing)
I don’t hide the fact that it was basically my life’s dream to be a stay at home mom. (In …
Fun Books To Read To Toddlers
My parents read to us – A LOT. And I always envisioned myself reading to my kids, I figured all …
Simplify Stay at Home Mom Life
The life I live now is almost incomparable to the life I lived before.
The most note-able differences are that I’ve become a mom (and moved a tiny person + a whole pile of tiny person stuff into our home), and I’ve left the working world. (I now work for myself, from my home.)