Babies Bonded Forever is a brand new online store for breastfeeding moms. Since I'm an entrepreneur with a new store as well, I'm super excited to share this with you. It isn't easy to get new businesses off the ground and running, but Babies Bonded Forever has a good start!
Their products are beautiful and high in quality. I'm (finally!!!) past the nursing stage, but had I found this site two, four or five years ago I would have been all over it! The nursing wear is actually cute and the nursing under wear is actually sexy. You will definitely feel like a woman, not just milk supply, in these! Plus they've got all of the supplies, books, and extras that you could ever need, including super cute teething necklaces for your gummy little monkey.
Babies Bonded Forever is kindly offering a $10.00 Gift Certificate to one lucky winner!
How to enter:
Follow the adventures of a writer, wife & mother of three as she adjusts to life overseas and braves becoming the woman she is truly meant to be!
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Blog Directories
I've been busy this morning attempting to update my profile in every blog directory I can find! I recently (finally!) purchased my own domain name. Though I'm pleased I did so, my Google Page rank went from 2 to 0 and my Alexa went up from 200,000 something to 5 million. Not so pleased about that. Also, my Klout from 40 something to 18, though they seemed to have changed some things since I last visited and I can't get my blogger or google + accounts linked in.
There's always work to be done in bloggyland, isn't there?! Well, back to it and Happy Saturday to you!
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There's always work to be done in bloggyland, isn't there?! Well, back to it and Happy Saturday to you!
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Calling Mary Poppins
Have you heard the idea that you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with? You'll average out in income, success and even your overall mood.
It's the mood thing I'm most concerned about. I'm thinking I'm in serious trouble. There are five of us in my family. I spend 90% of my time with a temperamental toddler and two little girls with mood swings as strong as hurricanes. It's either all roses and butterflies or the whole world is stupid and everything in life is horrible and I must not love them. I thought that kind of behavior was reserved for tweens and teens.
It's a constant see-saw of emotion. Add to it a whirlwind of mess and a never-ending to do list that's got me feeling harried.
So, I'm putting in my request to the Universe: Please send me Mary Poppins. Or Super Nanny. They're basically the same thing anyway.
Mom readers (especially those of you with two or more children), how do you maintain a positive outlook and mood with the blazing emotions of your children? I'm on a bit of a quest to find out (that is, I'm writing a book), so I truly appreciate your feedback on this one. If you'd rather comment in private, I welcome your email at adgmommy (at) gmail (dot) com. Give me permission, or not, to one day use your comments in print.
Thanks!
DGMommy
It's the mood thing I'm most concerned about. I'm thinking I'm in serious trouble. There are five of us in my family. I spend 90% of my time with a temperamental toddler and two little girls with mood swings as strong as hurricanes. It's either all roses and butterflies or the whole world is stupid and everything in life is horrible and I must not love them. I thought that kind of behavior was reserved for tweens and teens.
It's a constant see-saw of emotion. Add to it a whirlwind of mess and a never-ending to do list that's got me feeling harried.
So, I'm putting in my request to the Universe: Please send me Mary Poppins. Or Super Nanny. They're basically the same thing anyway. Mom readers (especially those of you with two or more children), how do you maintain a positive outlook and mood with the blazing emotions of your children? I'm on a bit of a quest to find out (that is, I'm writing a book), so I truly appreciate your feedback on this one. If you'd rather comment in private, I welcome your email at adgmommy (at) gmail (dot) com. Give me permission, or not, to one day use your comments in print.
Thanks!
DGMommy
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Totally Tuesday Blog Hop - I'm the featured blog!
Whooo hoo! I am the featured blogger for todays Totally Tuesday blog hop over at Frugal Living and More. Check it out, follow her, please follow me, link up, leave a thoughtful comment and we'll follow you back! Happy Hopping!
Boys are different
I had my two daughters just 15 months apart. The boy came along three years later. I had rather gotten used to girls. They can get loud and obnoxious (like their mom), but they aren't overly physical and they are rarely destructive.
The boy is now 2-years-old. Every 2-year-old is a whirlwind of activity, curiosity and discovery, but boy, are boys different than girls.
My boy is like the Energizer Bunny. Remember those commercials? He just keeps going and going and going. My house is a complete disaster 3 seconds after I've tidied it! And he loves to "help Mama." You moms know what this means! He wants to unload the dishwasher (wine glasses and knives, oh my!), vacuum the floor (or the wall, or the chairs) and see how far he can throw every toy he has (don't throw hard things!)... at glass tables or his sisters.
By 6pm on days when I've stayed home with him, which frankly is most days, my head is ready to explode! He's just so busy. The girls can literally spend hours coloring and drawing. He draws for about one-minute and then throws the crayons all over the room, rips up all the paper and stands on the table. I swear that happens in under 10 seconds.
Boys are different. But, I've discovered that they are special, too. I have never been looked at the way that boy looks at me. That sweet smile, those bright eyes and those kissable cheeks make me melt no matter how big of a mess he makes. Boy, I love my boy!
The boy is now 2-years-old. Every 2-year-old is a whirlwind of activity, curiosity and discovery, but boy, are boys different than girls.
My boy is like the Energizer Bunny. Remember those commercials? He just keeps going and going and going. My house is a complete disaster 3 seconds after I've tidied it! And he loves to "help Mama." You moms know what this means! He wants to unload the dishwasher (wine glasses and knives, oh my!), vacuum the floor (or the wall, or the chairs) and see how far he can throw every toy he has (don't throw hard things!)... at glass tables or his sisters.
By 6pm on days when I've stayed home with him, which frankly is most days, my head is ready to explode! He's just so busy. The girls can literally spend hours coloring and drawing. He draws for about one-minute and then throws the crayons all over the room, rips up all the paper and stands on the table. I swear that happens in under 10 seconds.
Boys are different. But, I've discovered that they are special, too. I have never been looked at the way that boy looks at me. That sweet smile, those bright eyes and those kissable cheeks make me melt no matter how big of a mess he makes. Boy, I love my boy!
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