Discovering Makeup – Uncovering Confidence
After a brief hiatus, Tall Dad and I are proud to bring you episode 12 of ParentCast. Inspired by the deliciously funny article, “10 Ways Birthday Parties Suck,” written by Karen Alpert of the blog “Baby Sideburns,” today’s episode delves into how to make them NOT suck. This episode goes a little off the more »
About 1 in 6 women experience postpartum depression or a related illness, so there is a very good chance that someone you know is suffering right now or has in the past… and there is also a good chance that she suffered in silence. The following is a guest post by fellow a Rhode Island mom, Courtenay. more »
I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and its advertiser. I don’t feel pretty. I haven’t felt pretty for a long time. Of course, Tall Dad tells me I am, but inside, I don’t believe it. more »
Any tips or tricks to teach Itty Bitty to stop throwing his food?
What sippy cup is best? Are straw baby bottles better? How do you teach your baby to drink out of a cup? I may not know the answers to all of those questions, but I do know that Itty Bitty has become a straw officiando thanks to the Zoli Bot! Ever since our Itty Bitty more »
If you’ve ever scoured Pinterest for First Birthday ideas, or monthly baby photo ideas, heck – even weekly pregnancy updates – you’ve probably come across a couple of the trendy chalkboard posters. Some are chalkboard posters, often made by the talented artists of Etsy, and others are created using either smartphone apps or computer programs. more »
Episode 10 of ParentCast has been our best and funniest episode yet. Based on an article by the wickedly talented LunchBox Dad, Tall Dad and I brought in some of our closest friends to discuss the fine line of what NOT to say to the parents of a newborn. In this episode, we follow more »
Well, I’m officially one year older as of this past Monday. Older, and wiser. Another chapter in my lifelong book has ended. Although it’s starting to feel like I’m turning into my mom sometimes, the 31st year of my life was one I will always remember, especially because we shared it with Itty Bitty. Cue more »