hello ◡̈ Placenta capsules are a personal choice but the benefits aren’t scientifically proven. It’s always best to talk to your healthcare provider before deciding what’s right for you. Personally, I haven’t done it.. it just kind of sounds gross to me 😅 But if there were solid scientific evi

hello ◡̈ I’ll be honest… flying with two kids by myself was not fun 😭😂 But I know it would’ve been even harder without all of these tips I’ve picked up over time. I swear by these for making the whole trip flow smoother and way less chaotic. They seriously make such a difference when you’re in

hello ◡̈ I love being a mom! This year, I have two kiddos to do holidays with, and it just makes everything that much more special. 🥹 It’s my baby boy’s first Easter and since he’s my little bunny guy, I went the traditional bunny route for his basket. For my 2.5 yr old, I’ve already done t

hello ◡̈ As a mom, you have to learn how to monetize independent playtime if you want to get things done. Some babies are more Velcro than others, so this won’t work for everyone. And honestly, this would NOT have worked with my firstborn because he needed to be right next to me at all times, so

hello ◡̈ I’m not the girl I once was… the one who had all the time in the world for herself, for her hobbies, for her little adventures. Motherhood changes you in ways you can’t fully imagine. But I’ve grown into motherhood. I’ve discovered a purpose I didn’t know I had and a love that is deep

hello ◡̈ Motherhood really changed what I’m willing to entertain. 🤍 My kids come first! And this means their peace, their stability, and of course their little hearts. If it doesn’t align with that, it just doesn’t have access to us anymore. 🙂‍↔️ Simple as that! ❤️ #momfyp #realmom

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hello ◡̈ In the best way possible, the way I accept love changed once I became a mom. I refuse to let toxic love into my life because my boys are watching and I am their example. It’s so important to me that I show them what love should look like and what it should feel like. So I’ve stopp

hello ◡̈ The 2–3 year old stage is wild in sooo many ways… but sleep is starting to become more consistent! (🙏🏼) This is the point where toddlers start developing stronger routines, longer stretches at night, and they may even drop naps. It’s such a BIG switch up from those early toddler month

hello ◡̈ 1. Multivitamins are a MUST for toddler in my opinion. It’s already hard enough to ensure they’re eating a balanced diet so I love boosting his immune system by doing a daily vitamin. The one pictured are Maryruths and my toddler loves them! 2. Genexa cough syrup — When a cough syrup is

hello ◡̈ If you’re anything like me, pregnancy can leave you so drained and exhausted. Sooo naturally, I had to figure out which snacks actually gave me a little boost. I found that protein helped the most but I’m not a huge fan of snacking on meat all day… So I stuck to things like eggs, nut

hello ◡̈ I’ve for sure had to unlearn so much in just the first 2.5 years of parenting. Like the expectations, the guilt, the “shoulds” I carried from everywhere else. And I can only imagine how much more I’ll need to unlearn to show up as the mom I truly want to be. Every day is a chance to stri

hello ◡̈ I’ve gained weight that I never expected would stay. I thought I’d “bounce back” bc pre pregnancy I was always relatively small. But during my first pregnancy, I gained 85 lbs and the weight didn’t just melt off.. While breastfeeding my firstborn, I felt ravenous. Always hungry. Even

hello ◡̈ I’ll be the first to admit this stage (2.5) of parenting has humbled me so damn much. Like every stage, I don’t think I could have been truly prepared for this phase of motherhood. He’s so smart, honestly, sometimes too smart for his own good. Which gets us in a lot of trouble. He’s 2.5