Transferring in and out of cars is literally my top fear of having more kids

Everything that’s good for your baby is good for you too as a mother. Early bed times, naps, healthy food, limited screen time, beautiful books, cuddles and love, discipline and routine. Having children we love can make us look after ourselves better too.

Babies are absolutely incredible. Their skin and hair smell like apples. Their eyes light up in amazement as they learn how things function. They giggle when you hide from them and they hug you and grasp you with their tiny hands. When you point to a drawing of a cookie in their

It’s wintertime, snow 15” deep. I’m inside, and supposed to be working. But instead I’m over here exploring the intersection of landscape design and hope of the resurrection.

I have found one of the specific joys of motherhood is that of Being Known. I find so much happiness in the fact that I can provide a special comfort to my kids, that my baby senses who I am and is calm when I show up in front of her because she remembers me. It gives a great

3yo and 11mo played in the bath together for the first time tonight while i sat in the bathroom and painted my nails and did a face mask. New level UNLOCKED

Another reason to homeschool...

this use case I've been waiting for!

My baby boy turns 1 tomorrow and there’s something visceral in how my body remembers the day of my childrens’ birth. The temperature, the mood, the intense February sun against the blue sky forever burned into my memory, taking me back to that auspicious day.

I thought the end of February was a lovely time to give birth. The first 6 weeks cozy in the newborn cocoon and ready to emerge right as spring was springing

As much as I love the idea of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, I'm afraid all the books (content and illustrations) are basically this modern children's lit slop

Doing the former (building in AI/crypto) —> to lead to the latter (living a quiet life off-grid)