When I was growing up, I had a bit of an attitude. I was assertive (insert stubborn) and knew what I wanted (still do)....
Have you heard of this month's book? A book that everyone claims is a "must" read? A book that seems to pop up in...
I had my son in February of this year and looking back, I wish I would have kept track of the countless hours I...
I once heard someone say, “Kids are like farts, you only like your own.”
It’s disgusting, kind of funny, and sometimes a little true. However,...
I recently read Chip and Joanna Gaines' The Magnolia Story. I loved the book. I love every story that births something from the bare...
We all know Halloween is a big deal, especially for those with small children. However, parents face the same conundrum every year: what to...
Recently I tried an experiment. I picked up my husband’s old copy of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to read to Jacob, our almost...
Last week our cat passed away suddenly from congestive heart failure. Her loss was the icing on the cake of what has been...
This wall is dedicated to Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance. Those little lives, however brief, made an impact.
If you would like to add your...
Dear food allergy parent,
I see you at new parent orientation. I see you sink down a little in your seat as the teacher tells...
Although miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant mortality have occurred throughout history, it wasn’t until 1988 that President Ronald Reagan designated the month of October to...
Our 9-year-old son loves soccer. He loves to play it, he loves to watch it, he loves to talk about it. His life revolved...
Military Lifestyle
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Bedtime is finally here, again. The house is quiet. But your mind is racing through a never-ending...
