House Rule #1: Always Have A Kid With You
Bringing home a new sibling is challenging. In order to maintain some sort of sanity I had to implement House Rule #1: Always Have A Kid With You. Time management wasn’t an issue when I brought my...
View ArticleLearning To Know You: A Letter To My Son
Dear Owen, Yesterday we went swimming.You, your dad, Sydney and I. You had been asking for all of us to go for days. You have been taking lessons and are doing so well, and you love being in the water...
View ArticleWhat I Would Tell My Brand New Mom Self
Things are different in retrospect- especially when it comes to mothering. This is what I would tell my Brand New Mom Self. by Jennifer Andersen I would tell her that she’s got it. That she is doing...
View ArticleA Changing Voice
Welcome to the Fabulous Hybrid Blog Carnival. Our topic this spring is Change! This post was written for inclusion in the quarterly Blog Carnival hosted by The Fabulous Mama Chronicles and Hybrid Rasta...
View ArticleWhy Mothers are Awe-Inspiring
My own experience with motherhood has left me in awe. Never could I have imagined the strength and fortitude of mothers, and now I hear about their acts of courage every day. Indeed we are...
View ArticleFor Mothers
Sometimes we need a reminder that our work is important and is being seen by somebody. This is for mothers. For the Mother of My Children: It is hard, I know. You never imagined how very much you...
View ArticleThe Moment I Became a Mother
Life changes in an instant. The world looks different, and life is more precious. It was true for me too, the moment I became a mother. by Jennifer Andersen The moment I became a mother the woman I...
View ArticleBreastfeeding, Jaundice and C-Sections
The johnny was pulled down to my waste exposing my stomach. It was extra fat because my thyroid had been removed a couple of months before. The fresh scar on my abdomen burned and though the pads had...
View ArticleNo Parent is Perfect: PR for Children
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