I figure there’s still time to get my reading list in since old man winter visited us last week. There hasn’t been much to complain about over the past few months here in Dallas (sorry, New England!), but since we’ve had several white days, I thought it best to get this in while it still feels cold. (Check out my summer and … Continue reading
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Blogiversary III: New Attitude
Here it is–my 3rd blogiversary (blog-anniversary) post! I am in awe that I’ve been at this game for three years now and still love it. In true blogiversary fashion, I choose my theme based on a song that goes along with my goals for the year…so enjoy this throw-back to the 80s! Check out my first and second … Continue reading
What’s On My Nightstand: Fall 2014 Edition
Before fall is officially over (and the heater stays on for good), I wanted to get my book list out to you just in case you were looking for something new or inspiring to read (see summer’s list here). The majority of these books were part of my birthday gift from my parents (my mom went a … Continue reading
Dunstan Baby Language: Learning Your Baby’s Cries
What if your baby could really tell you what they needed or wanted? How much easier would that make you life, especially being a first-time parent? What if I told you that you could understand what your baby needed when it cried? You’d think I was crazy, huh? Well, let me tell you about a … Continue reading
What’s On My Nightstand: Summer 2014 Edition
I had this fun idea when I was eight months pregnant with Sophia, to share what I’m reading, but didn’t quite follow through. Well, now I’m finally getting around to doing this post since I have a lot of good reads cluttering my nightstand. If you know me, you’d know that I’m kind of a book … Continue reading
She Doesn’t Know Any Different
I almost titled this post, ‘She doesn’t know any better,’ but thought that wouldn’t be fair. I wanted to do a post talking about the way Emma eats. Those crunchy people out there won’t really be surprised at what she eats, but most people I’ve encountered are shocked and maybe a little disgusted at what … Continue reading
I Am Not Superwoman
I know this may be hard for some to believe, especially those who really know me, but it’s true. I am not Superwoman. I want to believe I can do it all (craft, homemake everything, garden, etc.) while keeping it all together, but alas I cannot. I grew up doing so many activities, that maybe … Continue reading
Great Expectations: Talking And Signing With Your Child
I have to gush a little bit. Emma and I just completed our 2nd shift at our work share this week and was given a very nice complement. My friend Casey happened to be working the farm as well and once Emma saw her, she just walked right over and sat down. Emma loves my … Continue reading
Gentle Parenting: Love and Logic
I know I’ve been on the gardening/green kick lately, so let’s switch gears and get back to bébé… Last month my sis flew in from Houston to attend a Love and Logic seminar with me here in Grapevine, TX. It was yet another one of those, I had heard people using it and kind of got the gist … Continue reading