It’s that time again! Time to chat about the items that are saving my ass this month…quite literally. I mean, I talk about constipation pills in this post. But don’t worry, I don’t talk only about my ass. I mean,
Before I got pregnant, I thought all the “crunchy” birth stuff was weird AF. Giving birth in a tub? Gross. Going the unmedicated route? Hell no. Eating your placenta? You’re out of your GD mind! Well…I had an unmedicated birth,
I recently saw someone I follow on instagram share their top favorite things they couldn’t live without lately and I LOVED that post. I found it so fascinating the things she couldn’t live without. Why is peeking into someone else’s
It has been exactly 3 weeks since miss Avery was born! I love her so freaking much! It is pretty wild what a blur the first few weeks are when you have a newborn. And it’s amazing how many online
This pregnancy was one hell of a journey. I’ve heard people say that when you give birth, you give birth to two people – your new self and your child. But I would challenge that and say that when you
Watch My YouTube Video on Postpartum Meal Prep Here When I started planning for postpartum, I knew food prep was a MUST. And the more I read books like The First Forty Days and The Fourth Trimester, the more
I can’t believe that I could give birth ANY FREAKING DAY. Actually…I can. I’ve been pregnant for 12 years now so I can totally believe it. Since this girl can greet us any day, I have my birth center bag
Banana bread is the best. When I think back to my childhood, most of my memories are around food. Not people, not experiences, but food. And one of those food memories is a banana bread loaf (and sometimes pumpkin bread)
If you’ve seen any of my decor blog posts in the past, you’ve seen me talk about Havenly. I’ve worked with Havenly ever since we moved into our current house in November of 2019. And it’s been the best choice
Deciding to have a child was a HUGE decision that I did not take lightly. I knew that making that decision would change our lives forever…but what I didn’t know was the other million decisions I would need to make
