I wrote this post two months ago. But like a lot of things I’ve been doing lately, I procrastinated positing it. Not sure why…I guess I thought I’d have more to add later. And I do. I’m going to keep the original intro though coz it had a nice ring to it 😉 so bear with me.
Next Friday will mark 5 months since I became a mom for the second time, 5 years after doing it the first time.
There seems to be something in the air because wherever I turn, someone is pregnant. The last time this happened, I found out I was too! *GASP!*
NOT! Muhahahahahahahaha
I often browse the Gap Kids store both online and off and was sooo excited when I discovered they will be doing this super cute collaboration with one of my favourite online indulgences Kate Spade & Jack Spade
I’ll preface this post by saying I’m someone who appreciates a good self-help book with some quotes thrown in here and there to keep my motor running…but I won’t buy into everything. Afterall, I never bought a baby book when I had my daughter and even though I admit I felt a little scared about not having any real guidance, is there ever any real guidance when you’re a first time parent?
I remember reading somewhere or someone saying to me “your baby will tell you what to do”. And I think Dr Shefali Tsabary is of the same mindset with her philosophy on parenting.
Looking to take your Mother’s Day gift giving to the next level? Well I’ve got you covered!
 
You’re probably thinking the Beatles already told us what the world needs (now, is love sweet love) and I agree…Â but just hear me out on this one.
Dear Ren,
I didn’t think I would start talking to you about your hair so early, but in light of recent events I figured I should get a head start.
