A Letter to the Mom-to-Be Who’s Doubting Herself
In those last days of pregnancy, whether it was my first or fifth baby, I’ve always come up against a wall of fears and doubts.
In those last days of pregnancy, whether it was my first or fifth baby, I’ve always come up against a wall of fears and doubts.
Spring brings a lot of unpredictable weather, which leads to a lot of time spent inside, sometimes even for several days at a time waiting for the dreaded rain to go away.
I’m here to remind myself — and all of us who may struggle with the less-than-ideal moments, of all of those truly awesome things about motherhood.
As fathers, we tend to walk around all day keeping a running tally in our head of all the things that other dads are doing better than we are.
How do I give my kids a spring break to remember if I can’t zip off to Bali, or spend an entire year’s salary at Disney World?
Planning ahead pushed these bedrooms and master bath renovations to the finish line.
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.
It was always a given that my husband would be present during each of our children’s births. But then came our fourth baby.
It’s Friday night, and you’re dreaming of dining out at your favorite restaurant. There’s just one problem: your toddler.
This play gym, tailored to provide play for a full year, is our new family favorite and my first recommendation for new moms.
When birthing day arrived and my midwife couldn’t make it in time, I was so glad I’d listened to my instincts about my birthing team.
Sometimes I dread seeing all the sappy love posts from picture-perfect couples, while my own marriage feels like a constant battle.
The cool thing about having a relatively chill Valentine’s Day tradition with my husband means I really get to go all out on the mushy stuff with my kids.
Unlike many lifestyle changes, hygge doesn’t encourage adding more to your life, but rather enjoying what you already have.
I realized that not talking to my daughters about the women’s marches didn’t just shield them from the knowledge of inequality. It hid something awesome.