So the time has almost arrived…
It has been a long couple of months waiting in anticipation for your little one to finally make their appearance.
You have the nursery all set up, all of their adorable little outfits perfectly folded in their dresser, and the car seat strapped into the car and ready to go.
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Being home with my twins has always been my dream since becoming a mom – but working from home means I have to be creative with how I keep my little ones entertained.
With warmer weather upon us, I am always looking for new ideas when it comes to fun and engaging activities right in our own backyard!
There are many benefits to having your child play outdoors (other than keeping them out of your hair for a moment or two).
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I think it’s safe to say that when you create your birth plan, you hope that everything will go…well…as planned.
In the months prior to your delivery, you spend your time preparing yourself and your partner for your ideal birth scenario. As it turns out, even though you have an amazing birth plan, your baby and body might not follow along.
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I think as women we can all agree that we would like to preserve our vaginas in the best state possible; especially after we have experienced childbirth.
Whether or not this is your first delivery, the thought of tearing or having to get an episiotomy is not a pleasant one.
Or perhaps you have already experienced one of these with previous labor and want to avoid it again at all costs.
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Mama, is your child forgetting to clean their room, no matter how many times you remind them?
I have twins and while my daughter dutifully does her chores and makes her bed every day, my son seems to forget this task and needs constant reminding.
As a busy work from home mom, I ain’t having that!
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Elna is a mom to twins who blogs and writes for a living. She loves all things mom. While she’s not blogging, you can find Elna meal planning, organizing and helping other moms in her Facebook group, Ready Set Blog for Traffic (From Mom to Mompreneur). →