Wow, 4 years of marriage to my heart! WHAT A BLESSING! I know that’s not THAT long when talking about forever, actually, our marriage is still in infancy stage in that regard…BUT with life as we know being so short, with marriage being so tough, and with people calling it quits every single day…I celebrate every single second of holy matrimony with my husband. We’ve kind of made a yearly anniversary photo shoot a thing, well not “we” but I did lol. Thank goodness my husband just goes with the flow to make his wife happy. But it’s crazy because…

Wow…My baby is about to be ONE in two more days you guys. I truly cannot believe how fast this first year flew by. It honestly seems like yesterday I was bringing her little 5lb self home from the hospital. As most of you know, Camille was our sweet surprise. We were NOT planning for her at all. Oops lol…We found out she was on the way when my middle daughter, Channing, was only 13 months old. Needless to say, I had mixed feelings when I saw “pregnant” on the pregnancy test. Now looking back, I absolutely cannot imagine life…

Did you guys know that November is National Bladder Health Awareness Month? I figured there’s no better time than this month to discuss a topic that some may be embarrassed or shy to talk about, but we are all family here! Yep, if you’re a new reader I want you guys to know, once you visit my blog you instantly become family. With us being family and all, I pride myself on creating a space that we can all be open, transparent, and even discuss topics that may be “taboo” to discuss to some. I believe there’s something so powerful…

Bringing your new baby home from the hospital is hands down one of the most joyous moments of every parent’s life. As joyous as it is, it can be very intimidating having such a tiny and seemingly fragile human in your care (no matter if it’s your first baby or 3rd like in my case). For me back when I was a first-time mother, one of the most terrifying parts about caring for my newborn was making sure that Carrington was sleeping safely for every nap and at night. I remember it was so hard for me to fall into…