Author: Mary Sauer

At first, I thought my fear of being judged for homeschooling was all in my head, but what happened in the grocery store recently confirmed that it wasn’t just my imagination.

In my perfect world, I would be the perfect mom, but that isn’t the world I live in.

I stand in my living room, surrounded by disaster and emotional children and feel suddenly overwhelmed by just how far I’m falling short.

The struggle of the four-month sleep regression is so real. To be perfectly honest, I’m exhausted.

What’s awesome about the iBaby Care M7 is the ability to watch the video wherever you are. As long as you have the app and permission to watch the live stream, you can check in on your baby in his crib or if he’s playing in the next room.

People ask me why I made the choices I made, or whether I wish I hadn’t gotten pregnant so young. But that’s not the hardest thing about being a young mom.

I can’t help but wonder how different things would have been if I had not been so pressured to return to work. If I’d been able to take my time recovering.

Like a lot of parents, I just want to restore the peace in my house, stop the screaming, and avoid a trip to the emergency room.

Modern parents, myself included, are especially prone to practicing safety at all costs, even when the risks aren’t all that high.

Feeding a baby in the bathroom is honestly kind of gross– I know from experience.

If you missed Target’s Car Seat Trade-in Event in the Spring, now is your chance to get rid of your dangerous and expired carseats and get 20% off in return.

Why does it still feel taboo for moms to admit we love our jobs?