“I’ll Never Do That When I Have Kids”… and Other Lies I Told Myself
Why We Enrolled Our Daughter in Three Year Old preschool
At first we didn’t plan to send our daughter to three year old preschool, and figured we would just start at four years; do one year of preschool and then head off to Kindergarten. Here’s why we decided to enroll her at three years instead.
Football: Jordan’s Way
Determined not to let his diagnosis limit his love for football, Jordan found a new way to engage with the sport: flag football.
This alternative has provided an environment for Jordan to participate in what he loves most. Through flag football, Jordan has not only honed his skills but also built a supportive community of friends, other parents, football coaches and mentors.
His flag football league has become a second family for him, offering camaraderie, encouragement, and a platform to pursue his dream.
10 Ways to Celebrate Your Child’s Birthday Without Having a Party
Birthday parties are a great way to celebrate you child's birthday. However, it is not the only option! Here are 10 ways to make your child's birthday fun and memorable other than having a birthday party
A Letter to My Preschool Graduate
It is sometimes hard for me to accept that you are growing up but I am so excited to see all of the wonderful things you will accomplish in your life. Always remember that mommy and daddy will be with you every step of the way! Here are some things mommy always wants you to remember:
Homeschooling: A Day In Our Life
Written by: Ashley
First of all, there are a lot of different styles of homeschooling. It ranges from families who try to model their homeschool classroom closely after a traditional brick-and-mortar classroom to the unschoolers who aim to freely learn just through natural life and the child’s interests.
How and Why Down Syndrome Can Go Undetected in Pregnancy
The most important lesson we learned along the way is that sometimes the most unexpected things turn out to be the very best!
An Unexpected Breastfeeding Journey: BFAR and Combo-Feeding
Written by: Ashley
For me, breastfeeding was not the beautiful, magical, and connecting experience I thought I was supposed to have. It was a rough journey for me and I feel it needs to be shared. If it helps even one other mom not feel so isolated or like she's failing her baby if it's not going how she thought, then that's worth it to me!