the diary of a mediocre mom – struggles, chaos fun & more
If someone were to ask me what it's like bringing your baby home from the hospital or what the first few months are like, I would instantly gloat about all the memories to be shared, the happy moments that will be forever remembered, and the milestones that come and go way to quickly. Something I... Continue Reading →
Apparently 2018 is a big year for our family - the wedding, our little man turning two, and we have found out we are expecting Baby Groot #2! We are beyond excited and Mr. Jace is especially excited to be a big brother, and already showers his little brother or sister with kisses by kissing... Continue Reading →
Well it has been a long two months but this Working Mama is back in full force! In May, I had to make the decision to put blogging aside for a bit until the wedding chaos was complete. I have the tendency to get overwhelmed with stress and juggling wedding planning, working full time, and... Continue Reading →
One very important question I think every parent has to ask themselves at some point is, do you want to be your kids parent or their friend? This is a difficult question to answer because of course you want to be a friend to your child but how do you differentiate between being a parent... Continue Reading →
I don't know about you but a guide to a teething baby sounds like a bible for mamas. How to handle all the drool and chewing, how to ease the pain, how to comfort our littles, and how to manage to get some sleep... these are the things I would have loved to get an... Continue Reading →
"Is your son playing with a doll?" "That isn't normal...." "Why would a boy play with a doll?" Why has it become the norm to feminize a baby doll? At what point did people start deciding that a doll was not meant for male children? This is something I have never understood. It is quite... Continue Reading →
I remember being a little girl and absolutely loving the holidays - Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and every other one. I loved getting together with family, loved the traditions, the activities, and of course the candy and presents. As I got older it was not about the candy or presents, I just really enjoyed the... Continue Reading →
I remember being pregnant with Jace and having discussions with Robert about the lessons we want Jace to learn and the experiences we want him to partake in. We would discuss certain parenting techniques and what we thought of them and discuss the lessons we thought were important for him to learn at different stages... Continue Reading →
No can also teach our children various lessons that will be useful to them later in life...
