Isn’t dinner time stressful enough?
After working all day on my business, running after my toddlers, and catching up on errands, the last thing I need is dinnertime stress.
I recently wrote about some easy make ahead freezer meals which have been an absolute game changer.
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Moms.
I have a confession to make.
Ever since I started blogging, my work area has slowly become disorganized. Multiple notebooks, post-it notes from my twins littering my desk and don’t get me started on pretty pens and highlighters!
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I grew up in California.
What I remember the most is the smell of ocean in my hair and sand in between my toes whenever I headed inside. I would spend all day at the beach and now, as a grown-up and mom to twins, I long for that day to come again.
If you want a beachy feel to your farmhouse inspired decor, look no further! In my house I like to collect ship-inspired weathervanes, barametors and anything that comes from the beach.
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When I was pregnant with my twins, I couldn’t wait to buy maternity tops.
I didn’t start showing until around 19 weeks or so and finding the right maternity shirt was a challenge!
I was also plagued with morning sickness x2 and just couldn’t go driving to the mall to spend time looking for some maternity clothes.
I’m also a young millennial new mom and I didn’t want to drown in frilly, over-the-top maternity clothes.
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It’s usually not a mama’s first choice to deliver by cesarean section, but it happens.
With my twins, I wasn’t given much choice because it was such a complicated pregnancy.
I needed to be safe and knew that having a c-section was part of my pregnancy journey with twins in my belly.
Even though I ended up with a routine cesarian delivery, I ended up losing quite a lot of blood and was whisked away after I gave birth.
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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). →