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Pregnancy & Motherhood

Why I Breastfed for 2.5 Years – And Why I Finally Stopped

I recently stopped breastfeeding – FINALLY. I can shout it from the rooftops. My toddler is 2.5 years old, and …

Expat Life, Pregnancy & Motherhood

Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming an Expat Mom in the UK

If someone had told me years ago that I’d be raising two little boys in England, I probably would have …

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Pregnancy & Motherhood

Life Lately As A Mom Of Two

It’s been quite the hot minute since I’ve been here! Just popping in to say hello, I’m still here! We …

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Baby, Pregnancy & Motherhood

MamaBabyBliss:
Mother & Baby Skincare Range

Ever since I became a mother, I’ve made it a point to look for great resources to share with other …

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Pregnancy & Motherhood

Last Minute Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

Mother’s Day is literally around the corner. If it’s crept up on you at the last minute like it has …

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Baby, Pregnancy & Motherhood

Some Truths About The First Year Of Motherhood

My first year of being a mum has been…well, an absolute whirlwind of a time. I have learned so much …

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Aidan At 9 Months

Aidan has officially been out of the womb just as long as he was in there! My sweet boy, how …

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Self Care Tips From One New Mother To The Next

This post sponsored by LoveCrafts.com. All opinions are my own. Full disclosure policy here. Having a baby is one of …

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Baby, Pregnancy & Motherhood

I Tried Exclusively Breastfeeding My Baby & It Nearly Cost Me My Sanity

I’ve been going back and forth on whether or not to write about my breastfeeding experience thus far. Partially because …

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Nothing humbles you like a fireman's carry in fron Nothing humbles you like a fireman's carry in front of your kid's teacher.

People hear “no village” and picture the big stuff. The emergencies, the childcare. But it’s smaller and more constant than that. It’s never getting to be just one person doing one thing. It’s most appointments, meetings, and quick five-minute job done with two small people attached to me.

I’m not unsupported at home, I want to be clear on that. But support at home and a village are two different things, and the weekday middle of it still lands on me.

And yes, they’re in school and preschool now, so someone always asks doesn’t that solve it. It doesn’t, because school was never the village. School can’t do the pickup when I’m stuck or be the house I turn up at on a bad day. The village is everything that falls outside those hours, and that’s a big chunk of life.

Most days we just get on with it, because what else is there to do. But every so often it hits me how relentless it is, and I know I’m not the only one feeling that.

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