Thank you Council For Responsible Nutrition for sponsoring this post. I am proud to be one of the 170 million Americans who take dietary supplements each year! Going into our sixth year of homeschooling, I knew this one would be slightly different from the others. Miss B officially started kindergarten this year and Caleb, even …
I am firm believer in teaching my children from a young age. The principals and foundations we teach them from infancy to children carries over to the type of young adult they will become. That’s why I partnered with Axiom Bank to share tips on ways to raise financially literate teens. When it comes to …
This post is sponsored by Clorox®, but the content and opinions expressed here are my own. Master mess makers, that what I call my family, myself included. We love to work on projects, cook and bake and create. There is always a wake left behind. I’m ever so thankful that my two oldest children are …
Ten years. Ten years is a long time to have babies in diapers and while I am sad to see the baby days go I am so thankful that even in very lean financial times, there was only ever one time in my ten years that I had to worry about access to clean diapers. …
I have wanted to be a mother for as long as I can remember. I cared for my dolls as a child, helped with my younger siblings, and took on babysitting jobs as I got old enough. Overall, I loved caring for little ones. Growing up in a family of five children, I had been around little ones since I was young. I thought I was somewhat prepared for motherhood.
From the moment I laid eyes on my first baby, I understood what love at first sight meant. I had felt him wiggle, squirm and let me know he is stretching inside me for months. The love you feel as a mom starts long before you see them. But once you do, it is a new kind of love I had never felt before. This little being was now my own. I was in charge of caring for him, protecting him, teaching him, helping guide him…and the love I felt was unlike any I had felt before.
