Motherhood

This post is sponsored by Dollar General. All opinions are my own. Raise your hand if you’re ready to celebrate Halloween! *raises hand* I don’t know about you all, but fall is my favorite season for many reasons. Sweater weather, pumpkin spice lattes, fall scented candles, fall fashion, Thanksgiving, and of course, Halloween! Must I … Continue Reading

Like many other parents around the world, this pandemic forced me to take on a number of different jobs all at once. Chef, maid, teacher, accountant, playmate, therapist, and the list goes on. 5 months into this pandemic, and I  have to say that being a teacher was the job that frustrated me the most. … Continue Reading

This blog post is in partnership with Dollar General. All opinions are my own. It’s officially summertime! The season of pool parties, BBQ’s, and water sports has finally arrived. Due to the nationwide pandemic, we’ve been home for a bit longer than usual, so keeping my daughter entertained has become a bit of a challenge. … Continue Reading

I know many parents feel like there are just certain things we don’t have to do as a privilege of being a parent. I don’t have to explain. I don’t have to abide by the rules. I don’t have to apologize. I shouldn’t have to because I’m the parent, and they’re the child, right? Wrong. … Continue Reading

Yes, you read that right. In 3 days, my daughter was officially out of pull ups (minus night time). By day 5, she was completely potty trained, even overnight. I know you’re probably reading this like “girl please, yeah right!” Trust me, when I heard about this method of training, I felt the same way. … Continue Reading

Sanai’s birthday theme this year was super cute and simple and we loved it: Two-tti Fruitti! Different tropical fruit and a bunch of bright colors was the gist of the decor. We kept the party intimate and had it in the comfort of our home- it was perfect. My best friend Jasmine, Sanai’s god mother, … Continue Reading

Sanai is one month away from 2 years old and she has already entered the dreaded “terrible two’s” phase. Falling out when she can’t have apple juice for the third time in an hour. Screaming at the top of her lungs when I don’t let her open a bag of chips in the grocery store. … Continue Reading

A few weeks before Sanai was born, I started to imagine how she would look. She’d be chocolate like her mama and have those beautiful dreamy hazel/green eyes like her papa. Wrong. I also imagined how quickly she’d develop. She’d be crawling by 6 months, walking by 10 months, and talking by 12 months. Wrong … Continue Reading