Kindergarten: Today I Let Her Go and I Pray
Today I’m letting her go. Into a world that somehow full of more hate than I ever imagined. These last [Continue Reading]
Legos: Recovery built brick-by-brick
When I thought about things to keep Addie busy, I immediately went to crafts. She loves to draw, paint, write. [Continue Reading]
End of Summer Cleaning Tips and Tricks
Put away the sun block and wash the pool towels—fall is approaching. And with it is the chaos of a [Continue Reading]
Navigating The Emotional Terrain Of Parenting And Marriage
Being a parent, and getting married. They’re the two of the biggest milestones in anyone’s life, and two of the [Continue Reading]
You’ve Got Abnormal Cells: An anniversary tale
I never thought I would tell this part of our story because, more than anything: it’s more physically personal than [Continue Reading]
I’ll Be Back
I used to have blogs pre-written. Not all the way, but drafts of things to write… but instead of tapping [Continue Reading]
5 Tech-Free Car Games for your Preschooler + printables
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #RoadTripTreats #CollectiveBias Are [Continue Reading]
Doctors Are Superheros
Local to me, there has been a commercial from an electric company playing 102 times on Hulu (I’m currently binging [Continue Reading]
Bilateral Proximal Tibia and Fibula Osteotomy
I’ve been alluding to it for weeks, and as we’re just weeks away, I wanted to share a little about [Continue Reading]
One Mother’s Journey to Self Acceptance: A tale of breastfeeding breasts
For the past year or so, I’ve been trolled on Facebook for a breastfeeding video. Millie, just barely over a [Continue Reading]