Mommy, It’s Your Turn
June 17, 2021
It’s my turn…but somehow I can’t get over my body. Does he notice?
The Real-est
In Defense of Unusual Baby Names
June 13, 2021
The first day of school would inevitably include the correction of my name in the vast majority of rolls called. It’s not “Rhianna” or “Rhiawwna.” I don’t know why people seem to assume the “n” is silent.
I Swear, It Really Works
May 28, 2021
I don’t care if my kids swear. I do care if you’re judging me for it.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Infertility Support
April 20, 2021
One in eight women will deal with infertility – which means at some point or another going to need to help a friend or family member through these emotions.
When It Hits Close to Home
March 23, 2021
This one felt different. It was closer to home than ever before. This time, my children are old enough to see the news and ask questions.
Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: Life with Toddlers
November 22, 2020
I hear that three and a half is magical, and that children turn the corner from beast to beauty, but I’m still waiting…
Saving Money When Your Child Goes Away To College
November 15, 2020
Sending a student away to college is life-changing for parents and students. It’s still possible to save money when your child goes away to college.
The Firsts That Come in the Tween Years
November 1, 2020
As our kids grow, the firsts come less frequently and the time stretched between them lengthen. We don’t celebrate the later milestones.
4 Parent-Teacher Conference Mistakes to Avoid
October 5, 2020
It’s easy to make rookie mistakes during your parent-teacher conference, but follow these simple rules and you’ll have an easier school year.
This Womb is Closed for Business
September 4, 2020
This womb is closed for business. Done. Over it. That ship has sailed. My port is closed. How many more ways do I need to say it?
Mommy, It’s Your Turn
June 17, 2021
It’s my turn…but somehow I can’t get over my body. Does he notice?
In Defense of Unusual Baby Names
June 13, 2021
The first day of school would inevitably include the correction of my name in the vast majority of rolls called. It’s not “Rhianna” or “Rhiawwna.” I don’t know why people seem to assume the “n” is silent.
I Swear, It Really Works
May 28, 2021
I don’t care if my kids swear. I do care if you’re judging me for it.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Infertility Support
April 20, 2021
One in eight women will deal with infertility – which means at some point or another going to need to help a friend or family member through these emotions.
When It Hits Close to Home
March 23, 2021
This one felt different. It was closer to home than ever before. This time, my children are old enough to see the news and ask questions.
Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: Life with Toddlers
November 22, 2020
I hear that three and a half is magical, and that children turn the corner from beast to beauty, but I’m still waiting…
Saving Money When Your Child Goes Away To College
November 15, 2020
Sending a student away to college is life-changing for parents and students. It’s still possible to save money when your child goes away to college.
The Firsts That Come in the Tween Years
November 1, 2020
As our kids grow, the firsts come less frequently and the time stretched between them lengthen. We don’t celebrate the later milestones.
4 Parent-Teacher Conference Mistakes to Avoid
October 5, 2020
It’s easy to make rookie mistakes during your parent-teacher conference, but follow these simple rules and you’ll have an easier school year.
This Womb is Closed for Business
September 4, 2020
This womb is closed for business. Done. Over it. That ship has sailed. My port is closed. How many more ways do I need to say it?
