Life changes when kids arrive. Your priorities shift, your routines get flipped upside down, and your definition of “fun” takes on a whole new meaning. But amidst the chaos, there’s an abundance of love, laughter, and unforgettable memories that make every sleepless night and messy diaper totally worth it.
Hey fellow moms, Let’s talk about that dreaded time change. You know the one I’m talking about, when our already delicate balance of sleep gets thrown out the window. Yeah, that one – Daylight...
Embracing the wild ride of fatherhood! Tips for new dads: communicate openly, get hands-on, support each other emotionally, and cherish the unforgettable moments. Welcome to dadhood!
Get ready for the rollercoaster ride of parenthood with our comprehensive guide to creating the perfect baby registry. From diaper duty essentials to bedtime comfort, feeding must-haves, on-the-go necessities, health and safety items, and playtime essentials, we’ve got you covered. Packed with humor and practical advice, this guide will help you navigate the exciting journey of preparing for your baby’s arrival. Join us as we sprinkle some laughter and sunshine into your baby registry journey, and may your days be filled with love, laughter, and the delightful chaos of parenthood. Dive into our checklist and embrace the adventure ahead!
This post shares some unsung advice for expectant mothers. It emphasizes the importance of educating oneself about breastfeeding, enjoying and documenting the pregnancy journey, prioritizing self-care, maintaining a strong connection with their partner, seeking support from a close community (a “tribe”), and embracing change by being flexible with expectations.
After giving birth, a woman’s body takes 18 months to fully recover and it can take up to 2 years for her to feel “normal” again. At this stage we only need support and understanding.
Many moms believe that by having been pregnant once, the second will be the same and the reality is a little far from that belief; although your body has memory and you may feel some symptoms faster, just as the tummy begins to show sooner; every pregnancy is different.
When you announce your pregnancy everyone becomes an expert, even those who don’t have children. And with it the need to provide you with absurd and unsolicited advice.
“Do you know if it’s a boy or a girl?” “What do you want?” “For sure you’d want the girl now” “Oh, I hope it’s a girl! So you’d have the couple” I truly...
This is my second pregnancy and let me tell you, I’m amazed at how reckless people are with their misplaced and inappropriate comments, so I thought “let’s talk about it”. Particularly, I am in...