everyday style | teacher life | motherhood
I never thought I would be a Disney parks person. Sure, I love Disney movies, characters, and music, but the parks have always seemed to be an expensive pain in the butt to me. As a Florida kid, I grew
We have been extremely lucky to have help raising our daughter. For the last two years, she has been cared for while we are at work by my mom, my mother in law, and for a short time, a nanny.
Before having a child, my husband, Dane and I loved to travel. Every summer we would take a big trip and go on smaller ones throughout the year. Then, the pandemic happened, and we had a baby in the middle
If it hadn’t have been for the pandemic, we probably would have traveled with our daughter long before she was 19 months, but we just didn’t feel safe until very recently. So many people told us that traveling with a
One normal day I decided to use this stupid little trending sound to do a stupid little dance/ walk and make a reel about leaving teaching. To me, it was no big deal. I had already announced publicly that I
This year seems to be flying by and Mother’s Day (May 8th) is just about two weeks away! I am so excited for my first Mother’s Day with my baby girl earth side, so I thought I would put together
Even before I finally got pregnant and was still in the dreaming stages of becoming a mom, the one thing I knew for sure was that I wanted to breastfeed. Since my sister was born when I was 11 and
Baby sleep. Who knew it could be so hard? Maybe I was naive, but I definitely was not prepared for how complicated two very simple things, eating and sleeping, could be for a baby. When it comes to sleep, there
Before having a baby, I loved my suits from Lilly Pulitzer. They made me feel confident and sexy, which is something I think everyone wants when being seen in a swimsuit. Recently, we planned our first trip to the beach
When I initially went back to work in October 2021, our daughter was nearly four months old, and we were very lucky to be able to have my mom and our niece as caregivers. But all of that changed in
