Jacob is 4 months old! Here are Jacob’s 4 months stats: Weight: 13.1 lbs Height: 24 inches Clothing Size: 3-6 months Diaper Size: size 3 Food: Exclusively breastfeeding. I have a love hate relationship with nursing. For one I’ve had mastitis TWICE this month! This is me with both kids […]
Mamahood
World Breastfeeding Month {2015}
I’ve been editing this post for a while now. There is so much I want to say. Yet I get very emotional just opening this draft. I guess I should start form the beginning. As soon as I found out I was pregnant with my first child, Sarah, I would […]
Newborn to 3 Months Baby Favorites
With so many family members and friends asking me what some of my favorites items are for baby I thought I’d share my Newborn to 3 Months Favorites here. Chicco Key Fit Car Seat: This car seat is super easy to use. The base latches onto the hooks in your […]
What’s Up Wednesday {July 2015}
What we’re eating this week… What I’m reminiscing about… My grandma recently passed away. I flew out to her funeral last week so I wasn’t able to post my What’s Up Wednesday until now. What I’m loving… Spending one on one time with Jacob at our Babychino class. Not only […]
10 on 10 {August 2015}
For the past year I have been participating in a special “10 pictures on the 10th day of the month” post with other bloggers. Sure I don’t always get to take 10 pictures throughout the day, but that’s okay. I capture what I can. I think it’s a fun way […]
Show & Tell Tuesday: Back to School Traditions
Today I’m linking up with Andrea for Show and Tell Tuesdays. The theme this week is…back to school traditions. Grade: Preschool Year 2 Backpack: Sarah got her backpack from my sister last year (thanks Osh!). Since it still looks new and it’s her 2nd year of preschool, I plan to […]
Safta
My grandma or as I call her in Hebrew, safta passed away last Wednesday. She’s been in a wheelchair for the past 7 years. It started with diabetes and then led to other problems. However I don’t remember her that way. She was a great safta. Always there to help. […]