Champagne & a Sippy Cup

I started blogging after our first child was born. It was a way to connect with other moms and really - it was a hobby. A creative outlet. Something that I could do mindlessly. And overtime, it turned into more and grew bigger. Over the last 2 years, my blog has lost some of its original meaning and has morphed into more style and lifestyle, and less "everyday mom" content. I know a lot of it comes from my personal growth and discovering my niche. By no means am I a fashion b

Content in this article is sponsored by Basic Invites After working for a stream of bad bosses and not having much flexibility after having our first daughter in 2016, Hubby and I decided that I wouldn't work and just stay home with her for a little. He made enough money to support us and we both agreed that it was best for our little family. However, that lasted about 2 months. A friend (and Caroline's godfather), offered me a contractor role as a copywriter with the compan

This post has been a long time coming. I write it, then delete it. And write it again, and delete it. Repeat. Mostly because every time I think about how I compare myself to others, I feel silly. I feel immature. Every time I write a post or post a new image, I worry about who will judge me, who will unfollow me, and who will think I'm a fake. And I know I'm not alone. It's the nature of social media, blogging, and putting yourself out there. And while this may be a creat