Category: Reflections
-
What’s Actually Changed (and What Hasn’t)
Feeding babies feels louder and more complicated than it used to — not because babies have changed, but because the advice around them has. This reflection looks at what’s actually different now, what remains steady, and how to filter the noise without losing trust in yourself.
-
Walking With Three in Different Lanes
Parenting children in different stages means holding contrasts at the same time — the baby who needs you completely, the teenager stepping forward, and the child in between. This reflection explores what it looks like to walk alongside them without rushing any of it.
-
Postpartum Treats That Feel as Good as They Taste
Postpartum sweet treats don’t need to be elaborate to feel comforting. These simple desserts and drinks are warm, grounding, and nourishing — chosen to support recovery, steady energy, and those quiet moments when you want something sweet that still feels good.
-
Thinking Fast, Warming Up Slow
I’ve always lived in my head, but parenting has pulled me into the present in ways I didn’t expect. This is a reflection on boundaries, connection, awkward timing, emotional intelligence, and the strange, tender ways love shows up in our family.
-
✈️ Family Trip Packing Made Simple
Packing for a family trip used to feel overwhelming, until we found a rhythm that worked for all of us. The big kids take ownership now—checking items, helping when needed—and the baby brings his own soft, sandy-footed layer to every adventure. This little packing list is the tool that keeps us steady.
-
🎄 Christmas Eve: A Gentle Rhythm After a Full Day
Christmas Eve doesn’t have to be busy or overstimulating. Here’s the gentle rhythm our family uses after a full day — with cozy traditions, easy prep, and small grounding moments that help everyone settle into the night. Includes a free printable Christmas Eve planner.
This Wilderness Our Home 