When it comes to planning parties I always map out every detail by creating lists, making diagrams and Pinning my favorite ideas and inspiration via Pinterest. For our play date it was like any other party I plan but it was full of moms and babies. CREATE A GOOGLE SPREADSHEET My friend who started our … Continue reading How To Host A Play Group
On Sunday morning, we checked one of our summer list bucket list boxes. Jones Family Farm in Shelton, Connecticut is known for it’s pumpkin and berry picking and has the cutest experience for the kids. We arrived just after 9am (doors open at 8am for you earlier birds!) ready for strawberries! After grabbing our baskets … Continue reading A Sunday Morning Strawberry Picking
My summer capsule wardrobe is simple : comfortable, easy to throw on and an item that will grow with the bump! Most pieces are non-maternity and I just go up one or two sizes. Stretchy fabrics like the tee shirt dresses are perfect for each trimester. I love flowy pieces that allow me to stay … Continue reading Summer Capsule Maternity Wardrobe
"I don't know how you do it" is a statement I often hear. Running around doing errands is not easy with two. I am not going to sugarcoat it. Heck, it's not even easy with one! Don't get me wrong; if there is an opportunity to bring only one of my kids or go by … Continue reading Errands with Two Littles
Screen time is such a hot topic. It brings on the mom guilt hard! Is my child watching too much? Are these shows educational enough to stimulate the brain? The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children under the age of 2 watch no TV, and children over age 2 should watch no more than 2 hours per day. Honestly, both boys were exposed to … Continue reading Screen Time in Our Home
It wasn't just one thing. And it wasn't a specific moment that the light bulb went off. We just knew it was a long time coming. We lived in our Upper East Side one-bedroom apartment for four years when we got pregnant with James. I would have loved to stay there forever; I enjoyed the … Continue reading How We Knew We Were Ready to Move to the Suburbs
At around 6 months old, your baby is allowed to have their first sips of water. This is because when they are younger, they are already getting the hydration they need through breast milk and/ or formula (disclaimer: I am not a doctor so consult your pediatrician before use!) Choosing the right sippy cup can … Continue reading Sippy Cups for Toddlers
