
Protecting Maternal Sleep isn't Selfish
It's one of the best things you can do for your family. And you don't need to "sleep train" your baby to get more sleep- here's how.
Musings on motherhood, pop culture, and more written while under my sleeping toddler, probably. Weekly thoughts, roundups, trends, and more from a chronically-online Baby Sleep Educator, Podcaster, Business Owner, and Millennial Mom of 3.
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It's one of the best things you can do for your family. And you don't need to "sleep train" your baby to get more sleep- here's how.

Plus tips for a smooth start to the school year (or starting daycare for the first time!) with less stress, from a mom x3 and former teacher

And they had zero to do with breast being "best"

10 years of marriage (+ tips!), a broken arm, our camping trips + a true New England summer complete with the yummiest (kid friendly!) summer recipes

I think the fuck not.

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How I get over myself to have fun with my family, + why it's so important that I do

Is getting tips from another mom more helpful or harmful? And does the misinformation machine amongst motherhood influencers reflect a much larger problem?

Everything I loved reading, watching, wearing and cooking this month, plus a new challenge I'm excited about!

one thing that was different about my post-Covid baby