Two weeks ago I published Part 1 in my Potty-Training series. Today is Part 2, and if you haven’t read Part 1 yet, I strongly recommend you start there before continuing on with this post! All caught up? Great! Let’s keep going. There’s not much I can teach you about potty training which is better than the book which […]
Potty Training Your Child: Part 1 – Matthew
Potty training (or the more politically correct toilet training) of your children – for some reason, this is something that really intimidated me as a first-time mom. When we got to the point that I thought we should start trying to potty train Matthew, I knew in my heart that it was the next big […]
Using Spices for Health & Weight Loss: Basil
As I’ve developed my culinary skills over the years, I’ve learned about the magic of incorporating spices into my foods. And I love these magic compounds for 3 main reasons: Spices impart amazing flavor to your foods! Being a self-described foodie, I love to try new foods, and it’s super important to me that my […]
Breastfeeding Part 1: Matthew
Just like I did a mini-series on my pregnancy experiences with Matthew (Part 1 & Part 2) and Emma (Part 1 & Part 2), I’m going to be doing a mini-series on my breastfeeding experiences with both children. Just as pregnancy, labor, and delivery were different with both children, my breastfeeding experiences were (and are!) […]
Diaper Changing Essentials – The Only 5 Things You Really Need
Part of my goal with the Balancing Life as a Mom blog is to help you vet out products that are heavily advertised to moms. As any mom knows, advertisers are constantly appealing to our innate desire to take the best possible care of our children – regardless of the cost. I myself had limited […]
Review – What to Expect: Eating Well When You’re Expecting by Heidi Murkoff
Part of my goal with the Balancing Life as a Mom blog is to help you vet out products that are heavily advertised to moms. As any mom knows, advertisers are constantly appealing to our innate desire to take the best possible care of our children – regardless of the cost. I myself had limited […]
