We don’t know how to be parents, we learn it everyday as we go. This is my way of motherhood, the small victories and the bitter defeats, my inconvenient truths and the endless life lessons. And also all the baby products and toys we love the most.
Have you ever felt like you don’t want to see or hear other babies or toddlers when yours are in school and you finally have some time for yourself? Well,… Read More
Since I told you that we’re selling everything we own to travel the world for a few years, I’m getting lots of questions (I’d have questions, too… it’s pure craziness!).… Read More
You all know it, I love Woom bikes. I truly, deeply believe they’re the best kid bikes on the market. In the past two years, I’ve seen tens of children… Read More
Since I told you that we’re selling everything we own to travel the world for a few years, I’m getting lots of questions (I’d have questions, too… it’s pure craziness!).… Read More
I was raised around dogs. When we got Colbie in 2009 I never for a second thought I would one day give her to another family. Yet, she was the… Read More
My sweet little Emily, When you were born, Oliver decided to stop breastfeeding, started wanting always daddy, and I “lost” my little boy. It’s been hard for me and it… Read More
This morning I was at the “parent school” (yes, a school for parents) organized by my kids’ Montessori school and I was sad to see so few parents. But then, as we talked and shared our experiences, I was amazed…
This list of puzzles reflects more or less Oliver’s progression (that Emily is also starting to follow)
We spent Christmas 2017 in Gothenburg, and here’s some tips to visit the city with young kids
These are the “tools” that worked for us and I feel like sharing them because they’ve worked twice and with two VERY different children
In this interview Papá de G asked me about our ways to live a more low impact lifestyle with kids.
When breastfeeding, it’s important to listen to your body and respect your natural limits.
Some kids have no problem separating from their parents. Others have it a bit more difficult…
