As a new mom, Google became a shortcut on my phone. Anything that happened that I could not explain, I Googled. Here are some of the silly (to me) things I Googled: 1. How little sleep can I survive on? Not kidding. I Googled this, I think, in the second month of being a mom […]
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When I was younger – I’m talking 12, 13 – I started to discover my love for words. I used to cut out the car ads from the paper that we subscribed to (Audi usually had the best ones) because I loved the witty liners they used. Something about how they can get the point
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Being a SAHM for the past 7 months has taught me not to expect any Thank Yous. You spend every waking moment for someone else. There’s no “me-time”, no time to “do my own things”. You don’t get to make excuses, or say no. When the baby naps you’re rushing to get chores done, eat,
Even before she was born I knew I wanted to go the BLW route with N. The closer we got to the 6-month mark, the more obsessed I got with it. I did HEAPS of research – articles, blogs, videos, conversations, etc. I learnt that BLW can be scary (you need to be ready for
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When you have a child, you don’t get to choose when to be a parent. You’re a parent 100% of the time. And that can mean you no longer come first – your child does. It means your leisure schedule works around your child’s – not so much the other way around. It means when
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