Taking photos of a newborn can be tricky, but it is so rewarding to look back on those precious moments. Plus, in these uncertain times it is helpful to know how to capture these priceless newborn photos yourself. I am a fan of very simple, natural photos so I did not need an elaborate set-up. To ... Read More about Taking your own Newborn Photos
A teething baby is hard, there is no way around it, and all babies go through it. Unfortunately it seems like it lasts forever. Beginning for most between 4-6mo and continuing until 24+ months old! The key to making teething bearable is being prepared! Here are my top 5 tips I give to parents to ... Read More about Teething Remedies: 5 Tips to Help Your Teething Baby
Box 6: The Thinker (Months 11-12) As baby is quickly transforming into a toddler this box has everything to stimulate their problem solving skills. Complete with baby's first wallet including cards and wooden coins for baby to zip and carry. A beautiful wooden box that has a sliding top to teach ... Read More about LovEvery: Learning Problem Solving
Racism is a world wide problem. We need to do better. We need to BE BETTER! I am not an expert on the subject, but I wanted to give you some resources to help from people whom have spent far more time doing research on the subject. I will continue to add to this post as I find more excellent ... Read More about Anti-Racism Resources
My favorite childhood toy is wooden blocks, we own several sets but this colorful set by LovEvery is the most versatile and complete I have seen. From building towers, to villages for little peg people, to sorting shapes, stringing beads, and making a pull wagon. This set has it all! I love that all ... Read More about LovEvery Blocks: The Best Blocks
Whenever possible I favor natural solutions around our home, unfortunately some are very weak so I am always excited to share what truly works! The first time I tried this mixture I was SHOCKED at how quickly the weeds shriveled up. DIRECTIONS: 1 gallon white vinegar (can be diluted with water ... Read More about How to Safely Get Rid of Those Weeds
I HATE bugs and in Georgia the ants often invade your home when the huge Spring and Summer rains come. So I went on a search for a solution that was safe for my family. And to my surprise it WORKS! In 2-4 days the ant trails disappear every time. Over the last year I have used this solution about 5 ... Read More about Homemade Ant Killer
Feeding children can be intimidating and anxiety provoking. Here are some tips that I wish my patients knew about feeding their children! Each food group has it's own tips and tricks to introduce the flavors, and textures, in a safe and appetizing ... Read More about Doctor’s Tips for Feeding Children
Box 5: The Explorer (Months 9-10) With increased mobility comes baby’s desire to explore the world around themself. This box is full of versatile toys to help baby learn about the world as they play. Complete with a set of 4 wooden blocks to practice stacking and knocking down. A clear tube ... Read More about LovEvery: Exploring the World
When searching for a highchair for your child it is important to take into account the ergonomics of how the seat fits their body. Infants have immature musculature and it takes a great deal of focus and energy to maintain a seated position. Additionally, eating involves a complex coordination ... Read More about The Nomi Concept
Noah is our sweet rainbow baby boy whom was born almost exactly 1 year after my last miscarriage on Christmas morning. His birthday is the first week of January, so it felt like the perfect reason to have a Winter ONEderland party (which gave me an excuse to leave up most of our Christmas ... Read More about Noah’s Winter ONEderland
BOX 4: THE INSPECTOR (Months 7-8) Your little one is quickly becoming an active little member of the family. They want to see, touch, taste, and feel everything within reach! Whether it is edible or not, it is going in their mouth. Drop Ball Box To introduce baby to the idea that ... Read More about LovEvery: Baby Learns to Play
