{This post contains affiliate links. You can read the full disclosure here.} I don't know about you momma, but I have found that my appetite for learning has increased since I had children. There are a lot of things that I didn't care about in high school that I now can't learn enough about. Food and how it works in the body, fitness, natural remedies for sicknesses, child development, the history of our country, edible plants to forage, etc. I have lists of things that I want to learn more ... continue reading...
Barbeque Kale Chips {Low Carb, Sugar Free, THM Legal, and GAPS Legal}
Wondering what to do with your kale this summer? Do you need a new kale recipes that will get you excited aboout this nutritious green again? I have the answer for you today. Barbeque Kale Chips. Or Barbecue Kale Chips. You may spell it however you wish. :-) I just think that barbeque just looks fancier than barbecue. I've been making these Barbeque Kale Chips for a couple of months now. Usually a bunch of kale will disappear in about five minutes after these chips have cooled. If ... continue reading...
Our Life Lately {10 Months Postpartum}
{This post contains affiliate links. Read the whole disclosure here.} It has been a while since I’ve shared an update on Andrew and how life is going this first year postpartum after baby number three. We’ve been busy since then, even though we always say that life is going to be slow each summer, we are always proved wrong. We’ve gone on a couple of camping trips, to our favorite beach a few times, out-of-state, to the park, library visits, and more. Ben has gone on several fishing trips and ... continue reading...
How to Get Back Into Routine During the Initial Postpartum Period
If you are looking forward to the birth of your little one you may also be looking forward to the return to “normal.” You want to get back into routine as soon as possible; you want to fit into your prepregnancy clothes as soon as possible, you want to your stiches to heal quickly, etc. There seems to be a thought in the American culture that we as women and mothers are supposed to grow babies for nine months, undergoing major physical and psychological changes during that time, then go ... continue reading...
Creating Realistic Expectations for Your Day
Have you ever had one of those nights that you just think you won’t be able to recover from it? A night where you wake up the next morning wondering how on earth you’re going to make it through the day? A night that makes you wonder where you find the energy to get everything done that needs to get done? Well, I know I have had many (probably too many to count) of those, and one was pretty recent. At the end of April school vacation for my big kids, my (then) 18-month baby girl got sick. Nothing ... continue reading...
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