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8 Tips for Choosing the Best Travel Baby Monitor for Your Family
Traveling with a baby can be super stressful, but knowing you have the right equipment can decrease the bulk and lessen the stress. Do you really need to carry a travel crib, car seat, stroller, monitor, sound machine, diapers, and all that jazz? Let’s face it–babies require a TON of stuff. While we love using […]
Are You Struggling Right Now? I See You!
I did something the other night – I sat in a circle of my friends for the first time in months. I was elated; I was emotional—I was terrified. What if I had the virus and didn’t know it? What if they did? What if we were all sitting in our strategically placed social-distancing circle, […]
13 Ways to Overcome Problems with Husband Working from Home
So many of us are #safeathome right now, which is why tons of you are reaching out to me saying things like, “My husband is driving me crazy.” I get it. This is one of the many problems with Husband working from home (or partner of any type!). Work from home challenges are real enough […]
Fun & Delicious St. Patrick’s Day Activities for Kids
St Patrick’s day is fast approaching, and we are so excited to share these St Patrick’s ideas for kids! We’ve partnered with one of our favorite food bloggers, Jessica at Savory Experiments, to bring you delightful food ideas to make your kids’ St Patrick’s day delicious. Plus, find fun St. Patrick’s Day activities for kids, […]
Tough as a Mother: What Does that Even Mean?
We hear this phrase a lot. It’s on t-shirts, coffee cups, and even has its own hashtag. But what does it actually mean to be “tough as a mother?” The idea of being a “tough mom” can mean so many things, from fitness to parenting style to how well you deal with the sh*t life […]
Stigma Leads to LGBT Parenting Issues: Hilary’s Story of Raising a Daughter with 2 Moms
Have you ever felt like someone was judging you? I’m sure you have. Everyone has. People judge others based on literally everything. It may be your clothes, hair, friends. The list is endless. Judgment is one of the biggest areas of concern when it comes to LGBT parenting issues. In this article, Hilary tells us […]
Dear Everyone, Let’s Be Honest About the Postpartum Experience
Let’s just be honest here, y’all. Even if you had an “easy” birthing experience (I use quotes because, does such a thing really exist?), the postpartum experience is a beast. It’s a period full of emotion, discomfort, sleep deprivation, tenderness, and the realization that you’ve been lied to by your friends and family. A lot. […]
The Gifts I Want are Not What You Think, Mom. Love, Your Toddler
Dear Mom (and Dad, Santa, and all the other people who buy me things), I know you have big plans for me this year, and I get it. After all, it is my first Christmas where I’m interested in the decorations and squeal over the music and can actually open gifts. It makes sense that […]
Christmas Traditions for Kids When You Don’t Do Santa
Most Christmas traditions for kids include Santa Claus, but not in every house. Here's how to not do Santa while keeping the magic of Christmas alive.