12 Days of Giftmas: 12 Books for Mini Feminists

Full disclosure: I may receive a small compensation if you purchase products through the links on this page at no additional cost to you. You all saw this coming a MILE away, I bet. Feminism is sooooooooo important for kids to learn, because it's vital that kids (of all genders!!!!) grow up knowing how important … Continue reading 12 Days of Giftmas: 12 Books for Mini Feminists

Coping with SAD and sadness: Some strategies I use for dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder

Hey, party people! (Travis thinks I shouldn't say this; RT if you think he's wrong and I'm cool-ish [extra emphasis on the "-ish"]). For those of you who have somehow missed my onslaught of posts about autumn -- kudos to you, you social media warrior -- my favourite season is upon us! Like, officially! TODAY!! … Continue reading Coping with SAD and sadness: Some strategies I use for dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder

NICU Awareness Month: Isla’s first annual NICU fundraiser

September is NICU Awareness Month! As the Mama of a little NICU grad, there's nothing I want more than people to be aware of the strength and resilience of NICU nurses and doctors, and of course, NICU babies. Neonatal care is no joke; the humans that NICU medical teams look after are so tiny, and … Continue reading NICU Awareness Month: Isla’s first annual NICU fundraiser

“First Day of” free chalkboard printable

Hello friends! My fave season is upon us; if you can't find me, it's because I'm in my favourite place (Michaels') shopping for all things HALLOWEEN (and then Christmas). This is a bittersweet time for me, since it's William's FIRST YEAR OF SCHOOL -- preschool, specifically -- and it's also the first year that I'm not going … Continue reading “First Day of” free chalkboard printable

Milkin’ it: World Breastfeeding Week and my breastfeeding journey

It's World Breastfeeding Week, which means that it's time to get real about boobs. Also, there's going to be some inevitable CoVeR yOuRsElF uP comments, and I'm not here for it. Until you eat your dinner with a blanket over your head, or have breakfast while seated on the toilet, stop trying to dictate where … Continue reading Milkin’ it: World Breastfeeding Week and my breastfeeding journey