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I always enjoy reading Day in the Life posts on other blogs, so I figured I’ll try one of my own. It’s interesting to me how other people schedule their day [mostly because I am terrible at doing so], plus I’m just plain nosy. So here’s a little glimpse into a Day in the Life of a Stay-at-Home Mom of 2…
I felt very Blair Waldorf in this skirt. Oh, and if you’re wondering… yes, my daughter is named after Blair Waldolf. But anyway, this black mini skirt with ruffles is one of my favorite additions to my closet as of late. I really think it would look even better with bare legs, but as you can see, there was snow on the ground. Read on to see how I styled a mini skirt for the cold weather… and for my musings on law school “fashion.”
This post is sponsored by Carter’s; however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
I’m so excited to share a fun event with you: Carter’s Original Bodysuit Day, taking place this Thursday [9/14]! Carter’s has been one of my go-to newborn clothing stores for both my babes, and I’m so glad they asked me to spread the word about this event. Read on for all the details… including how to win a $625 gift card!
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All parents want their children to have a love of reading, but many of us struggle with making reading fun for preschoolers. Often, little ones want to be up and running around, not sitting still and listening. How can we as parents promote those all-important reading readiness skills while keeping reading from becoming a chore? Here are 5 Easy Ways to Make Reading Fun for Preschoolers!
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Okay, moms… am I the only one who finds it challenging to feel beautiful while pregnant? Your body changes so drastically and so quickly that it can be hard to keep up. For me, the hardest part of feeling attractive during pregnancy is finding flattering clothes. Cute maternity clothes are hard to come by!
I’ve written before about how, for various reasons, much of my maternity wardrobe from Baby #1 isn’t working for me this time around. It’s a different season, I’m a different size, and my style has changed a lot. So, I was totally game when PinkBlush Maternity asked if I wanted to feature their cute maternity clothes on my blog!