Almost two weeks ago we had a snow storm that left us without power for SIX WHOLE DAYS! There were even more people were left without power going on 2 weeks! After having to suffer through a multiday power outage, I made some mental notes on things we would need in the event we everContinue reading “Power Outage Must Haves”
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Coco Village’s Wooden Toys & VIP Sale
It’s no secret that Coco Village has some of the best wooden, ergonomic and fun toys. Their minimalistic design helps to foster the imagination of the young players and let them truly be in control of their own playtime. Why Coco Village To be honest, we’ve bought and been gifted wooden toys from a fewContinue reading “Coco Village’s Wooden Toys & VIP Sale”
#miscarriageawareness Part Two
After my first miscarriage, I decided to really focus on my health again. I had gone through a few jobs and worked weird hours, but I was at the point where I could make fitness a constant part of my routine again, so I did. Before my wedding PIIT28 got me in shape, and IContinue reading “#miscarriageawareness Part Two”
#miscarriageawareness Part One
Did you know that 10-25% of all clinically recognized pregnancies will end in miscarriage? Does that number seem low to you? Because it does to me. In fact, if I was someone who never experienced a miscarriage I would look at those statistics and think, well that’s never going to happen to me!
#dontshamethebump
Pregnancy does not mean women have a green light around them giving everyone permission to comment on their body weight or size.
Infant Potty Training Part 1: Why We Introduced the Potty Early
When we started Infant Potty Training, I didn’t even know there was a word for it. I didn’t even research it. It was something we talked about doing before Kiara was born. I had said something about sitting her on the potty as soon as she could hold her own head up or could sitContinue reading “Infant Potty Training Part 1: Why We Introduced the Potty Early”
Mercedes Moore 