You’re getting eight hours of sleep a night.
You’ve carved in some extra time for rest and relaxation into your daily routine.
You’re exercising regularly, taking your daily multivitamin, and making healthier diet choices.
As my boy-girl twin toddlers’ 3rd birthday approaches, the quote “the days are long, but the years are short” really hits home for me.
It seems like yesterday we brought them home from the hospital, and we were completely sleep deprived and focused only on surviving each day.
Now they are talking, sassy, active almost 3-year-olds with opinions galore.
Are you pregnant and looking for ways to conduct self-care while pregnant?
Have you spent time on google searching “How do you self-care while pregnant?” and “How can I pamper myself at home while pregnant?”
If so, then this blog post is for you! Keep reading for self-care ideas for pregnant moms like yourself!
Are you a tired mom?
I get it. Motherhood is exhausting – between taking care of ourselves, our homes, and our children, doing everything can easily lead to burnout.
As a mom, you are always putting everyone else’s needs before your own.
But what about taking care of YOURSELF?
Self care is so important for moms, and it’s not selfish to take some time out for yourself!
The value of a resource goes up the more rare it is.
The value of a resource goes up the more rare it is.
When preparing to become a mom, I read books, chatted with my mom friends, and took classes.
The precious new additions (yes, twins!) would change our lives, so I wanted to be as informed as possible.
I mean with twins on the way I knew things would be different – but I couldn’t prepare for what came.
We dream of being a mom.
The moment finally comes, and the doctor places that beautifully fragile gift in your arms, and you begin the most beautiful, heart-wrenching, trying adventure you could imagine—motherhood!
It’s funny how when we dream of motherhood, we only dream and fantasize about the great moments.
One of the most difficult aspects of parenting is how to discipline a child without yelling.
Yelling doesn’t work and can be detrimental to your relationship with your child, yet you need a way to get them to listen!
In this article, we will discuss why yelling doesn’t work when disciplining a child.
To give you the absolute best tips on how to build a healthy, happy, strong (and spicy) marriage, I decided to ask a fellow expert – my husband.
Once my tip list was complete, he gave me a list of his own.
Comparing them was fantastic (and nearly identical) – and I made sure to break down the list so that you got the “extras” from each of us and extras if you are navigating with a blended family.
