Category: baby

baby, Lifestyle, parenting, pregnancy

Baby on Board

Sharon

We announced our second little one in early March. I used a program called RPG maker to create a 'game'' that revealed our good news at the end of a scripted sequence. Knowing that the vast majority of people would not take the time to 'play' the game, I recorded myself going through the game using a program called xsplit (local recording feature that saves the raw footage right to my computer). The 'game' was still quite long and I did as much editing as I thought I could get away with, but still it was a bit longer than I would have liked. We were sure to include our son Trent as the main character and it worked out just right. 

baby, Lifestyle, parenting, personal

My Son is One

Sharon

This weekend my son turned one. This milestone is both exciting and bittersweet. My sweet sweet little baby is becoming a little boy and we, as parents, survived our first year in parenthood. I am flooded with emotions of pride, of aleviation, and also sadness. The days are long but the years are short. Time… Continue reading My Son is One

baby, babywearing, review

Sharing the Wearing – Comparison Review of Soul Wraps and Carriers

Sharon

I recently chatted in the SOUL family USA facebook group about a few of the SOUL wraps I have and what I like about them.  So I thought I would post a quick review about the SOUL products I own and what I love about them, and maybe what I love less about them. 

baby, babywearing, review

Review: Soul AnoonA

Sharon

There's been a lot of buzz in my community about infant to toddler carriers. Soul's solution to this need, the AnoonA has made a timely appearance in the market place. As a mother of just one, I doubted the benefit of an infant to toddler carrier for my already 10 month old but what I found during my week with AnoonA is that this particular carrier offers such versatility that even at this age, there is lots of room to grow and that the AnoonA could grow with us!

baby, parenting, personal

He’s only a baby for a short while.

Sharon

There's a poem, or life lesson, or "inspirational" thingy floating around the internet about cherishing the moments with your children because you never know when it might be 'the last'. It's super depressing to read through and I'm pretty sure it's just designed to make hormonal mommas cry BUT it got me to thinking about my own moments that have ended.