When I organized my toddler’s dresser, I separated out all of his old baby clothes… and then I cried. Other parents know why I cried because they might have gotten sad during this time as well. It’s an interesting transition from baby to toddler. On the one hand, you pat yourself on the back for […] Read more…
Parents can spend a lot of money on a new baby with all of the gear, diapers, wipes, lotions, and potions. However, did you know that some of those items can serve as double duty? Check out this list of baby items that moms (or dads) can use too. Baby Lotion Uses for Baby Moisturize […] Read more…
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Teach For America. All opinions are 100% mine. Every morning, I hold my son’s hand and walk him to his classroom. I’m always a little hesitant to let him go. (intermittent working mom guilt, I guess). His teacher spots me and and we walk […] Read more…
Generosity and being selfless are something we emphasize in our home, especially around the holidays. Our family has been incredibly blessed with what we have and we feel that it’s only right to try to spread that feeling of joy and gratitude. While our son is in his toddler years, we are trying to show […] Read more…
The tears, the frown, the disappointment. you can only watch helplessly as your child says goodbye to the friends they have made. Making friends with anyone is hard. Making friends as a military brat, well, it’s no surprise that it can be THAT much harder. I’ve noticed that military brats tend to make friends with […] Read more…