Deciding to have a baby didn't just change my life, it changed my friendships. Not all of them survived it. If you're navigating that quiet shift in yourself right now, this one's for you babe. Something we don’t plan for is the friend area in your new season of motherhood. You kind of just expect them all to support you and be there for you because that’s how it’s always been, right? Unfortunately, you can be wrong. You both have now entered a new season of life where your p

The internet is a toxic place. Better yet, there's actually TOO much information online to the point of actually questioning if you're making the right decisions for you and your child. We've all been there. Being faced with a new challenge of the day wondering what the actual fuck is the right way to handle it. You start to question yourself big time and then you start to question the results of your decisions if they were the best thing to do. Then you start to join mom gr

Picture this one moment: The doctor hands you the baby you literally just birthed. Emotions are high. You are exhausted beyond belief. You look over to your partner and you both smile like damn.. we really did that. Now picture this: You get home and now you are back to regularly scheduled programming: cleaning needs to be done, baby needs to be fed and changed, you still need to eat yet you're exhausted, people are texting/calling you or your partner to visit, you're prett