Huggies OverNites prevents leaks overnight when little ones' regular diapers are not doing the job. These are more absorbent and save me from having a crying kid in the middle of the night, and from changing sheets in the middle of the night. So, if you are in the same spot with nightly leaks, give these a try and let me know what you think. You got this Momma! #overnites #huggies #huggiesovernites #overnight #night #nightdiaper #leakydiaper #momhelp #momadvice #help #advi

I don't consider myself a fashion blogger, but I do love sharing anything I find that I love. So, as a mom of two young boys, a three year old and a one year old, my time is limited and valuable, and I no longer want to make time to shop for clothes. The idea of loading up my two kiddos to go first pick out possibilities to try on, then try on, then find more things or change sizes and back and forth with two in tow does not sound like a fun way to spend my time. So, Amazon

This is another one of our favorite books for kids, My First: ABC by DK. Like other DK books, this one uses photographs of real objects to help kiddos learn to identify what they find around them. Some of the words are big for little ones, but as we found out, our kiddo catches on even when we think he may not be. We have read this book to him since before he started talking, and now he flips through it on his own and identifies all the pictures he sees. If he comes acros

Building blocks have remained a favorite in our house from an early age. Our oldest who is now almost 4 continues to play with these blocks daily. He loves to create different block towers as he calls them. He will build, show off his creation and then immediately take it apart to begin again. Our youngest, who just turned 1, is just now trying to put blocks together and loves to bang them together or on other toys or the floor to see what sounds they make. Whenever olde

There are a few apps that I have found to be helpful while in the midst of taking care a new baby. Baby Feed Timer is one of those apps. It's a one time price of $4.99 in the app store. I have used it for both of my kiddos. This helps the first few weeks or months when I wanted to keep track of which breast I last fed on, and how long has it been since their last feeding. This app also has the ability to keep track of how long they sleep, how many wet and dirty diapers th

The Strider bike has been one of our favorites since Eli turned 2. This bike has no pedals, so the rider propels himself by pushing off the ground with his feet. This helps teach kiddos balance and steering from an early age without having to also figure out how to pedal and not fall over. Like all new skills, it took our little guy a while to get the hang of it, but once he did, it became one of his favorite things to do and still is. He now can ride so fast that he can co

Things you will need for potty training: 1.) Patience, there are three things you can not force your kiddo to do: eat, sleep, or poop. I have to take a step back sometimes, and realize my little guy wants to please me most of the time, and understands I'm not happy if things aren't going so well with potty training. This transition will not last for ever. 2.) Long weekend with no bottoms, no diaper, no underwear. This helped get a jump start on progress. Keep in mind, the