A b!tchy mom that has struggled with everything and is here to share her wisdom with a twist.
Everything to do with the newborn and infant stage of motherhood.
You get a freebie, and you get a freebie, and you get a freebie! Who doesn’t love free 99? I know I do! The bad news: Being a mom is pricey these days. Everything adds up, diapers, formula, wipes, etc. The good news: A bunch of companies offer freebies for […]
Poop, poop the magical fruit the more you eat the more you toot, wait… that’s not how that goes. Your baby’s poop can show a lot about what is going on inside their little bodies. They can’t tell you how they are feeling so one of the main ways to […]
1. Do I have to breastfeed for an entire year? Breastfeeding for 12 months, and exclusively for 6 months is what the Academy for Pediatrics recommends. In the beginning it seems like your life revolves around breastfeeding, but remember at around an average of 6 months, your baby will start […]
If you are only looking for a specific category click below. Rear-Facing Escaping Car Seat Covers Head Supports Car Seat Toys If you continue reading you agree to my disclaimer here. Car seats is one of the most heated and sensitive subjects between moms. I’ve seen cutthroat fights between moms […]
We have such a good baby we thought. As I write this I currently have pain in my ears and I feel half deaf. Those blood curdling screams. I could feel them rattle the inside of my skull and just bounce around as the next one came in. It started […]
Babies need a good routine before bed. I am the perfect example of this. I think the routine is a life saver. My evenings are so easy (well now that I’m dairy free) it’s unfair. I’m actually kind of nervous to even admit that to the universe, because I’m not […]
One of the biggest questions of new parents, and even experienced parents, “Does my baby just have colic or is there some other underlying issue?” What are the signs of colic? Excessive crying, sounds as if they are in pain, for hours a day. A bloated stomach. Clenching their fists. […]
I have recently joined the bandwagon of moms with a baby with “infant acid reflux”, GER, or GERD as some call it. I don’t quite consider it a disease unless it’s a permanent thing. I myself have GERD, and since babies usuaslly grow out of it, I guess I won’t […]