Hi there! I’m Katie, a work-from-home mom of two sweet girls who I breastfed for roughly one year each. I’m so happy you found your way here!
Before having kids, I had an awesome time living my 20s to the fullest. I kicked off my 30th with a move back home to Cleveland, OH, a wedding, and a baby! All of the changes were…umm…an adjustment.
Now I work from home, and my days consist of #momlife, #worklife, and #reallife. I started this blog to create “a happy place for breastfeeding moms,” because sometimes motherhood, breastfeeding, and just being a woman in general can be pretty hard…and lonely! Especially if you’re like me – you might not leave your house or see another face (other than your family) for days on end.
So, I hope we can be e-friends! I love Smarties, my body pillow, the Today Show, and summertime (but who doesn’t love summer, really?). I think breastfeeding is one of the most amazing things ever, but even more amazing to me is the strength of all moms. I’m just here to make a connection with other moms and show what “normal” looks like in my neck of the woods.
XO,
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A few months ago, Mae asked me yet again if we could get a cat. We tried to appease her desire to ha...
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Most of the time, my thoughts and writing revolve around motherhood and how being a mom affects me a...
I don’t know about you, but before I had kids, I got sick maybe once or twice a year. Even once or...
Giving up dairy when I discovered my breastfed girls had a cow’s milk protein intolerance (CMPI) w...
My decision to breastfeed my girls had everything to do with them and not much to do with me. I want...
For the first two years of parenthood, spending quality time with Mae was a no-brainer. Not only was...
When my girls were around 3 or 4 months old and not sleeping through the night, I was desperate to g...
When I set out to learn more about you – in particular, what your #1 biggest challenge as a mom is...
Poop! It’s something I never thought I would talk about so much. At the dinner table: “What colo...
Breastfeeding my girls was a labor of love and my favorite thing ever, all at the same time. With Ma...
Around the time I was 7 months pregnant with Dylan, I started to panic. Mae was just shy of 2 years...
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