We all have those days. Murphy’s Law seems to be in full swing, and nothing is going right. And not only is nothing going right, but everything is going wrong.
All of us moms know that children have a way of putting together the craziest outfits imaginable. My two year old has insisted on wearing sunglasses at night, a sundress in December, and likes to pair bright pink cowboy boots with fluffy skirts. If only we all had her courage and lack of self-consciousness! And with this sense of independence and wanting to dress themselves, comes a new parenting question. When do you insist on having it your way, and when do you let them get creative?
There are many tricks, theories, and heated debates about getting a good night’s sleep when you have a newborn at home. But what about when that baby’s still in your body? Getting an uninterrupted night’s sleep isn’t as easy as you think when you are dealing with morning sickness, heartburn, or a huge baby in your belly.
These are some things that I’ve learned along the way, tips that my girlfriends and I have picked up during our many collective pregnancies. I hope some of these work for you!
This is the best breakfast casserole I’ve ever had! This recipe is from a friend, which she modified to make some healthier changes. It takes a little extra time, but it’s well worth it – and perfect if you’re hosting brunch or bringing a dish to a breakfast.
It’s difficult to eat well and be healthier overall if you are disorganized, misinformed or simply don’t know what you don’t know. Here are 7 things you can do to get you well on your way towards establishing healthy eating habits that are sustainable for the long run.
For Christmas this year, I decided to try my skills at making truffles. I’ve always enjoyed baking cookies, bars and cakes, so I hoped that this wouldn’t be too much of a challenge. Well, not only was it easy – but the truffles turned out incredibly well!
My job may not be glamorous, but I’m doing what I have always wanted to do: devote my days to raising our kids and enjoying their childhood.
This is a dessert that is easy to make, impressive, and best of all – yummy! This is great for showers, lunches, pot lucks, or just having friends over.
My friend Susan passed these two recipes along to me, and I thought I’d share them with you. The first is from Paula Deen, and the second is one of her family recipes. So if it’s snowing where you are right now where you are, be sure and go outside and scoop some of it up!
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