At the start of Preschool this September, when I was writing on Aleia's First Day of Preschool chalk board I asked her what she wanted to be when she grows up and she simply answered "I want to build houses." A is very creative and enjoys constructing and building, this has become one of our [...]
*This blog post is in partnership with buybuy BABY, a brand I love. All opinions are my own. Choosing a double stroller can be so tricky and confusing with all the different choices available nowadays! It took me a few weeks to decide on what was best for our family and what would meet our [...]
After our NICU stay with Aisla, I ended up taking home over 80 full bags of breast milk that I had pumped to build my supply and had no idea what to do with them. I didn't want them to go to waste after all that hard work pumping every 2-3 hours, it is liquid gold [...]
A month after Aisla was born our living room started looking like a multi-purpose room filled with her bassinet, baby swing, changing pad, all the baby gear as well as many toddler toys... and to think we have a whole entire playroom upstairs. But somehow, everything made its way downstairs because of sheer convenience and suddenly [...]
The transition from one to children is a huge adjustment. For the last 3 years we have been a family of 3. To be honest, before Aisla was born I often questioned myself how I will divide myself between two of my children, will I be able to give them my attention equally? How will [...]
As a 2nd time mama, you end up learning what you "actually" need for baby and learn of the things you can do without. With Aleia I remember going absolutely crazy with my baby registry and shopping for everything. To be honest a lot things I received we simply didn't use or had forgotten about. [...]
I can't believe our sweet baby Aisla is almost 2 months old! I need to really invent a remote of some sort to slow time down! Many of you know that I gave birth to her a little bit earlier than expected & she ended up staying in the NICU for 9 days. In the [...]
