Tag: parenting
Indy Mom Strong :: Project Home Indy
This is the first in a series "Indy Mom Strong", profiling mothers who have overcome obstacles and struggles in the midst of motherhood. Share your...
Why We Babywear {International Babywearing Week}
Many moms these days are turning to babywearing these days, and why not? Not only are the benefits for baby numerous, it helps mom...
5 Ways I Manage My Time Differently Now That I’m a...
I never realized how much time I actually had pre-children until after they were here. The idea that I ever used the phrase “I...
Happy First Birthday, Baby.
My sweetest,
As I lay here snuggling blankets that smell like you, clinging to the idea that you'll only be a baby a few weeks...
Childhood Unsupervised: A Thing of The Past?
Motherhood used to involve currently-ludicrous concepts like letting your children play outside unsupervised or walk to school alone. This gave mom and kids a...
My Love / Hate Relationship with Fundraisers
This time of year is difficult for me. It’s the time when I spend weeks on end begging, cajoling, and bribing my friends and family. It’s...
Stop Defending School Dress Codes.
Recently, a Kentucky teen was sent home for school for a dress code violation. The offense? Her collarbone was showing. Just yesterday, I came...
11 Paradoxes of Motherhood
Ah, motherhood. It's an immensely joyful, heart-warming experience that we mamas wouldn't trade for anything in the world. But it can also sometimes be unimaginably crazymaking, turning...
8 Things You Should Know Before You Have Kids
It's Saturday night at 9pm, which means my husband and I can finally turn the TV to something other than Daniel Tiger or Frozen. I'm...
Why You Should Eat As A Family :: Dinner Call and...
I'm not a meal planner. I don't love cooking and trips to the grocery store are the bane of my existence most days. I'd...
“What Have I Done?” :: The Trials of Early Motherhood
"What have I done?" It's been a really long time since I've heard or thought those words. When the neighbor lady said them, it...
Discussing Disabilities With Your Kids: When to Talk About It...
We are all alike, we are all different. As a preschool teacher and currently an in-home childcare provider I have always held this mentality....
You won’t always be a baby.
It hit me a few weeks ago, snuggling with my 4.5-month-old daughter, Lyra, during one of the increasingly-rare times she lets her head rest...
Knowing Better {Prepping For Baby #2}
You know that diaper commercial where the new mom is making guests bathe in hand sanitizer and is using a nursing cover and doing...