Are you pregnant, tired an sitting in a mess? This post about how to manage your household during the first trimester is just for you! If you’re in the middle of it right now—feeling sick, tired, or simply not yourself—please know this: it gets better. You don’t have to do everything perfectly, and you’re doing more than enough. I’ve learned a lot through both pregnancies, and I’m here to share what helped me, in hopes it might help you too.
Read along as I share my top 15 survival tips when you are pregnant with a toddler around.
Maybe you’re already pregnant and trying to figure out how to handle it all with a toddler at home.
Or maybe you’re thinking about getting pregnant again, but you’re unsure what it will be like with a little one already in the mix.
Either way, I want you to know this—being pregnant with a toddler is not only possible, but it can also be enjoyable.
Yes, it comes with challenges. But there are also beautiful moments and ways to make it work.
Let me share 15 surprising things nobody tells you about the first trimester of pregnancy. You’ve seen the positive pregnancy test and shared the good news with your partner or a best friend. Maybe you even downloaded three apps about your growing baby. Now you’re wondering: what can I expect in the next two months of my pregnancy journey? In this blog, I’ll cover what surprised me and share tips on how I handled them.
Let me share 15 surprising things you maybe didn’t expect in the second trimester of pregnancy. When I was pregnant for the frist time everybody told me that the second trimester is the “good time” in pregnancy. While this is kind of true for most women, there were unpleasant, funny and weird surprises along the way that I will share with you today.
Struggling with mom guilt? You’re not alone! Discover practical tips to embrace imperfection, find balance, and prioritize self-care on your motherhood journey.
The first year of motherhood has been a whirlwind of challenges and blessings. Sleepless nights, endless diaper changes, and moments of pure joy have tested my patience and faith. Read along as I share what I learned in this first year of motherhood.
In this blog, I’ve curated the 60 best books for stay-at-home moms to read in 2025. Whether you’re looking for a deep dive into personal growth, a quick and easy read, or a book that speaks directly to your journey as a stay-at-home mom, there’s something here for you. Dive into these books and find the inspiration, guidance, and encouragement you deserve!
With a newborn it is most comfortable at home. But if you have family or friends that live further away or you need to travel for another reason you might find yourself in your car for hours with your newborn baby. Here is my complete guide on how to survive an 8 hour car trip with a newborn.
Did you know that almost all parents share their bed with their baby at some point? In this blog I share how you can do bed sharing with your newborn safely and even comfortably.
Christmas season and birthdays often bring in presents that don’t fit into your ideas for your kids. Read along to get inspiration on how to deal with unwanted gifts for your children. In short: handle them with gratitude, patience and perspective.
