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The essential thing to have when second baby comes

January 10, 2016 By Kate Skero 1 Comment

By the time second baby comes around, most moms have a drastically shorter list of must-haves than they did with first baby. I don't know about you, but I was pretttttty sure I had that list all figured out. "I've been through this before, I know what I'm doing, no need for advice." As overconfident ...

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: baby, baby carrier, baby wearing, review, ring sling, second baby, toddler, two

The magic of finding an activity your baby and toddler enjoy together

December 22, 2015 By Kate Skero Leave a Comment

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of KidLid! Moms of two or more know how rarely we get a moment of peace in a day. My kiddos have been awesome at tag teaming wakefulness. It's like they wait to sleep until they know the other is awake and demanding my attention... This ...

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: activities, baby, mom life, sanity, siblings, technology, toddler

“Girls don’t work, Mommy.”

December 19, 2015 By Kate Skero 4 Comments

So we were at the park, and my almost three-year-old is playing on this rope ladder. He's calling it his "work," and I'm finding it adorable. "I go to work just like Daddy," he shouts to me over his shoulder, "and I work so hard! Watch me, Mommy, I'm just workin with ALL my muscles." He's ...

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: equality, husband, life lessons, men, motherhood, stay at home mom, toddler, value, women, work, work from home mom

A Thank-You to Grandmas Everywhere

December 9, 2015 By Kate Skero Leave a Comment

Hey Mom, Or "Grandma" as the kids have trained me to call you for these past few years. I know I roll my eyes a lot-- like when you put bandaids on their nonexistent bo-bos. or when you bring over your latest haul of new clothes for them. when you let them destroy your house and then ...

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: baby, grandma, grandmother, gratitude, kids, mom, thank you, toddler

How the NICU changed a never-been-in-a-NICU mom forever

December 4, 2015 By Kate Skero 2 Comments

On a walk through the NICU to visit my precious niece, I pass maybe twenty rooms. They're all filled. I see so few parents. "Some babies are here for six months," the desk lady tells me, "Their parents have to go back to work to keep insurance and pay for all of the medical expenses." My eyes well ...

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: baby, breath, cries, crying, health, heartbeat, hospital, life, NICU, parents in waiting

Cloth diapering: what I wish we’d known before we started

November 21, 2015 By Kate Skero 61 Comments

We've been cloth diapering for nearly three years now. I've even had a toddler AND newborn in cloth diapers at the same time for a few months (it made for cute photos but a not-so-cute reality.) Thank goodness, my older son decided he was potty-trained by the time his brother was three months. We ...

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Filed Under: Creative Living Tagged With: babies, cloth diapers, diapering, infants, saving money

Texas Hash Recipe

November 19, 2015 By Sarah Barnes 1 Comment

Hey y'all! I'm super excited for my friend and fellow midwesterner turned Texan, Sarah Barnes, to share a sweet story and a delicious recipe! xoxo Kate (this post contains an affiliate link) My dad travels a lot for his job. This was a total bummer when we were growing up but now that I live half ...

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Filed Under: Creative Living Tagged With: breakfast, dinner, hash, leftovers, recipe, southern cooking, texas, yum

Everything you need to know about air travel with babies and toddlers

November 13, 2015 By Kate Skero 5 Comments

Let's face it, we parents need all the help we can get when it comes to air travel. So that's what I'm sharing with you today: tips, tricks, little known facts, hacks--everything that three years of frequent infant (and now toddler PLUS infant) air travel has taught me. This is a sponsored ...

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Filed Under: Creative Living Tagged With: air travel, airline, airplane, baby, car seat bag, hacks, holiday, infant, lap infant, parenting, survival, tips, toddler, travel, tricks

Hey Mama, do you remember when you used to dream about these people?

November 9, 2015 By Kate Skero 1 Comment

These ones right around you: this husband, that daughter, those sons: your family. Do you remember when you were a child yourself and you used to wonder where life might take you and who you'd be going there with?  Maybe you always knew you'd be a mother; maybe you never saw it coming. ...

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Filed Under: Creative Living Tagged With: children, contentment, dream, family, gratitude, husband, marriage, remember, thankful

To my husband about those two small hours he spends with the kids each day

November 4, 2015 By Kate Skero 5 Comments

Dear Husband, You work hard away from home, and I work hard right here at home. You provide for them and I nurture them. You protect; I nourish. We share them and we shape them. Your gifts, my gifts blend together to grow our gifts. No one in the world was designed to raise these little lives ...

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Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: growth, hours, husband, marriage, parenting, perspective, wife

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