Motherhood and Travel Blogger- traveling with a baby and everyday mommy survival.
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Our family just spent six weeks in Europe, hitting 10 countries along the way. This trip consisted of two long overseas flights, several plane trips within Europe, tons of train rides, cab rides, and hotel stays. We learned that going on any trip unprepared with a baby is a mistake you really don’t want to make. Here are 5 life-saving… Read More
1. Make Eye Contact Every Day New studies show that making eye contact with your baby will boost his or her learning and communication skills! It also causes their heart rate and their emotions to synchronize. Teaching kids eye contact from a young age can make a huge difference in confidence and feeling connected. A great way to start early… Read More
The number one thing I was not prepared for when having my first baby was being on the clock 24/7. I love that baby more than I ever knew was humanly possible, but I was also exhausted and burnt out. Trying my best to juggle it all while still remaining present, is teaching me that I have to take care… Read More
Temper tantrums are a dreaded part of parenting. The battle of the wills and complete hysterics often don’t even seem to make sense. End the headache, heartache, and exhaustion by learning how to redirect these moments to teach your kids powerful life lessons. When the focus shifts from seeing a tantrum as a power struggle to understanding the important role… Read More
Traveling in Europe with kids is highly recommended. It is a very safe, reasonably clean, and fairly baby-friendly destination for families. We just spent six weeks traveling around Europe, and came to the conclusion that Europeans seem to love babies and kids! So many people stopped us just to meet Tate (our baby) while we were there. We loved the… Read More
#Mommin ain’t easy. Am I right? I spent ten years as a nanny before I had my own child, and used to try to explain to people how exhausting my job was. Kids require constant focus. Caregivers are often expected to give them their 100% attention, in addition to wearing all of the other hats too: teacher, chef, nurse, and… Read More
