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April 4th, 2015
I love personalized items. My son has a unique name, so anytime I can do a custom personalization for him, I do it! That way he can have a shirt with his name on it or some other personalized item that I can’t readily purchase off the shelf in a store. I also love . . . → Read More: What Do You Personalize?
March 19th, 2015
I’ve always had an ample bosom. That’s not entirely true–I still feel the sting of hurt from eighth grade math class when AJ slid a calculator across the table and it said “BOOBLESS.” I sure showed
Look at this bra, holding up her ample bosom. You, too, could enjoy such support for YOUR . . . → Read More: Let Elomi Elevate Your Enormous Bosom
November 27th, 2014
Let’s be realistic. Pumping milk from your breasts is never going to be awesome. It just isn’t. But! I was finally convinced (5 years into my nursing journey) to buy a hands-free pumping bra and lo! It does make things better.
I hesitated so long because I didn’t understand the logistics of the bra. . . . → Read More: Hands-Free Bra Makes Pumping Better
November 17th, 2014
I’ve been gushing about the Glamourmom Full Bust nursing tank for a long time. Almost 3 years, in fact, as I have lived in them since late pregnancy with my second son. I see we now carry it in pink, which is so exciting.
But! When I was shopping for a nursing dress to . . . → Read More: Dynashape Nursing Tank: A New Love Affair
October 27th, 2014
I knew I wanted to review Parenting in the Present Moment: How to Stay Focused on What Really Matters, by Carla Naumburg, PhD, when I saw the Orange Rhino had endorsed it! (I’ve been reading a lot of Orange Rhino in an attempt to yell less…at my kids and just generally.)
This is a well-timed book for . . . → Read More: Book Review: Parenting in the Present Moment
September 25th, 2014
At just six weeks postpartum, I felt anxious about attending my husband’s brother’s wedding. What would I find to wear that flattered my changing body? When would I find time to shop for such a dress? Would it even be possible to find something that worked both for nursing and figure-flattering?
I made . . . → Read More: Nursing-Friendly Wedding Attire
June 30th, 2014
For a long time, my son walked around wearing wet shirts with droopy, baggy sleeves. His collar was always in his mouth, unless he had a shirt sleeve in there. Once his shirt was soaked through, he’d seek out other things to stick in his mouth: coins, craft sticks at school, rocks even.
Our . . . → Read More: Chewable Jewelry for Kids with Sensory Needs
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