
Forever in awe that I've been fortunate enough to be his wife. And beyond fortunate that I'm her mother❤ #momlifephotos #hawkeyenation #youhavemyheart #xoxo
Well it’s official we are doing remote learning in the fall. The school board voted and went along with what the superintendent wanted. I can’t even say I’m upset or mad about it cause I do think it was the right decision and we had a bit of a warning that this was how it was going to go. Even though I’m in a good position, a sahm, and very fortunate I can still say it sucks lol. What about your kids school?

So it used to be that if you got knocked up, THEN decided to marry, everyone would hold their heads in their hands and feel sorry for you because of course your marriage was doomed. Because, well, it sort of was. But this is 2015, people. And having a baby before you say “I do” won’t wreck your relationship!💑
A very cool nonprofit called The Council on Contemporary Families has a mission to educate us all about how and why today’s families are changing. (Just in case there are people out there ...

Adoption still has an air of mystery and is often misunderstood.
Many people are quick to judge mothers who place their children for adoption even though it truly is one of the most self-less acts in the world. And people sometimes question couples who decide to open their hearts to children who need a loving and stable home.
We reached out to moms of the mom.life community and asked if they were personally touched by adoption. We were completely touched and inspired by the comments we receive...
I hate when moms on here bash other moms for not breastfeeding . that shit irriates me more than anything , you dont know the reason for them not breastfeeding , & not all are fortunate that there child latches , maybe they dont produce enough , maybe they just don't have the time and will be more comfortable with formula , either way who tf cares !!! The main concern is that the baby is safe and loved and being fed and is healthy , thats it ! damn stop looking down on moms who choose not to br...