I know what you're thinking. "Hold up, there's no such thing as a fourth trimester lady..." No. Listen. It's a REAL thing. Studies have shown that the first three months of a baby's life, they are so delicate and needy that they are pretty much still a fetus. It's basically like being pregnant because: They … Continue reading What To Expect: The 4th Trimester
Welcome to summer, friends! The season of BBQ's, grills and outdoor events. I'm not really sure which is worse... Christmas or summer, but I would say they definitely compete for the top 2 times of the year when I'm dishes up the most food to bring to parties! Personally, I much prefer the food in … Continue reading Creamsicle Jello Salad
Being a stay-at-home mom can be absolutely life draining. It can be lonely, depressing, and make you feel like your life has no meaning. Now, I don't say these things to be a downer. It's just true! Between the way that our culture promotes working motherhood like it's the only way and the loneliness that … Continue reading 5 Tips For Thriving As A SAHM
Wow, mama! You are almost all the way there. Maybe it feels like it's flown by. Maybe you feel like you've been pregnant your entire life... or maybe it seems like both at once. But either way, you are almost to the finish line. There's so much to be done and so little time. The … Continue reading What To Expect: The 3rd Trimester
One of the hardest parts of solids for me wasn't the beginning.... that was easy! Because breastmilk was his #1 source of nutrition, I didn't feel bad if he didn't get much solids or if I even skipped them altogether one day. I knew he was fine getting just breastmilk. Now, as a toddler, I … Continue reading Meal Tips + Ideas: 9-12 Months
Guys, this is one of my favorite recipes of all time! I absolutely love how quick and easy it is. And I ALWAYS have a great response when I make this for potlucks or family get-togethers. Not only is it yummy and quick to put together, it has all the food groups except for grains … Continue reading Berry Spinach Salad
I've been contemplating writing a post like this for a long time... for myself more than anything. My childhood was spent growing up on a farm in the middle of rural midwestern America. No crazy adventures, just good old country life with both biological family and neighbors that felt the same. It was in my … Continue reading 10 Places That Shaped My Heart
