Mothering Tidbits to Bring Ease and Joy
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So many changes happen throughout a lifetime, especially in the prenatal and postpartum periods (and the lifetime after pregnancy and delivery too). The changes that the body goes through over just several months is hard to comprehend. It’s a toss up which of the changes more
We have started into our potty training journey, and oof, what a journey it’s been. I’ve been preoccupied by it, hence the lull in my posts, but more to come soon, including favorite products and our experience. A fear I had after researching and talking more
“Oh Mon Dieu”, a common French phrase meaning Oh My God, is a frequently used saying in our family. Once it was discovered that a rhyme could be created, Oh Mon Dieu, Poppy’s Two, a French and Paris themed birthday party was born.
I’m a sucker for an adorable themed birthday party and I’m so excited to share the details. Despite the fact her birthdays have been during the pandemic in a winter month, we’ve made the most of it and really enjoyed the intimate parties.
Tofu is such a diverse ingredient that I think is so underutilized because it can be intimidating. Tofu, a vegetarian soy based product, is high in protein and healthy fats and is typically much more affordable than other sources of protein. It is also a more
Reflecting on one’s birth story can be so joyful but can also bring back many emotions of the surrounding days. The experience of every woman is truly unique, and in that, it is amazing. The whole idea of pregnancy and delivery is just surreal. I more
The fears that come with the unknowns of postpartum care are right up there with the fears of labor and delivery. In a culture of increased sharing and social media the access to information regarding the postpartum process is more prevalent. Even with this being more
Homemade holiday gifts are the best kind I think. As a culture in America we often put so much emphasis on things and the purchasing of gifts. Less can be more, and we are hoping to adopt this more and more in our lives so our daughter can too! Salt dough ornaments are about the cheapest craft that you can do! They also allow for a wide range of time commitment and creativity level (also a huge bonus). Depending on the age of your kiddo, they can even be involved in much of the project, which is an activity-creating bonus. What I’m trying to say is, you can’t go wrong.
Even though I am a healthcare provider, when I became pregnant I knew there was more information that I wanted to learn (especially since I have never worked in women’s health). Having amazing resources to help with understanding the whole process into motherhood can bring not only comfort but the knowledge to make informed decisions that are best for each individual. Emily Farkas is a physician assistant with many years experience in labor and delivery to answer many common questions regarding the process.