Getting your baby to fall asleep without being held is hard in the beginning. As much as you love snuggling with your sleep baby, you desperately need some rest yourself. In this post, we’re going over some of my favorite ways to help your baby get to sleep independently. In the hospital, she was perfect….
When you have a newborn, the days blend together and you begin to feel isolated. After my second daughter was born, I lost count of how many days I spent indoors (the fact that she was born during the pandemic, did not help either). One day, I couldn’t take it anymore. I grabbed my girls…
Give your baby a bath, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. Right… My firstborn loved baths. Washing her was the most adorable activity in the world. My second daughter, not so much. Have you ever seen The Wizard of Oz? Remember the part where Dorothy throws a bucket of water on the Wicked Witch…
The first couple days with my daughter were a dream. My L&D nurses were incredible. If I had an issue with breastfeeding, they helped. My daughter made a weird noise that freaked me out? They reassured me. I’m a little embarrassed to admit this, but they actually helped me bathe her for the first time….
Have you heard about Disney World’s awesome deal for parents? All children under three are allowed to enter the parks for free. Yay, right?! Except…is it? Between the temper tantrums and messed up nap schedules and lack of toddler-friendly rides, is Disney World worth it for toddlers and babies? I’m going to start this article…
When your baby is breech after 36 weeks, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the pressure of turning your baby and researching delivery methods, while balancing doctor appointments and your life outside of pregnancy. If you’re struggling to keep up with the chaos of your breech pregnancy, then Mama, you’ve come to the right place….