Baby Tennessee is eight weeks today! Time definitely hasn’t flown by but it is starting to feel like he has always been with us… just starting to mind you. Look at that face! He doesn’t give smiles away that often…
8 Weeks Old!
Yellow & Pink Baby Shower with Free Printables
Resourceful decorating ideas for a baby shower that double as gifts for the mama to be! Scroll down for the FREE printable games! Post may contain affiliate links. Last weekend my friend and I threw a baby shower for our…
A Sick Week
Spring is finally here! We did not have a single trace of snow! Despite warmer weather, we all had a turn of sickness. My husband started us out with a bad cold and then poor Boston had his first fever….
15 Free 1920s Fonts that are the Cat’s Pajamas
A roundup of 15 free 1920s fonts that would will be the perfect touch of vintage to your Great Gatsby party invites or Art Deco signs. Take me back to the 1920s Okay so I am currently in love with…
5 Weeks Old!
Our little Tennessee is 5 weeks old! He weighs about 10 lbs. and has graduated to size 1 diapers. He is overly anxious to get moving so enjoys tummy time for a longer stretch than Boston ever did and is…
How to Swaddle your Baby (& protect their neck!)
Learn how to swaddle your baby in a way that also protects their neck! Swaddling is a great way to soothe a newborn. Being bundled up reminds them of the warm, snug environment they recently emerged from (aka the womb)…
How to Host a Roaring 1920s Speakeasy Party
Want to throw a roaring 1920s Speakeasy party that is the cat’s meow? Read on a for fabulous tips and ideas on how to throw a ’20s themed party. Post contains helpful affiliate links at no extra cost to you….
Baby is One Month Old!
Our little man is one month old today! Seems like forever ago but also seems like yesterday that he was born. He is a great sleeper! Since a few days after he was born he sleeps a solid four hours…
Motherless
This was our first week juggling two kids without the help of one of our mothers. All I can say is that we are all lucky to still be alive! I used to not understand how mothers would complain that…