Communication Gap

As a mother it takes time to get to know the child you just brought into the world. When they are born, the only way they know how to speak to you is by a cry. Their cry could mean anything really. They could be telling you they are hungry, tired, want a new diaper, … Continue Reading

On My Own

It’s been a whirlwind over these last three weeks. It’s hard for me to believe that much time has passed because everything has happened so quickly. Having two little girls, two and under, takes a bit of getting used to. I’m trying to spend a lot of time with Harlan, but Avery is so dependent … Continue Reading

Sisterly Love

I’d be lying to you if I told you that I wasn’t nervous about Harlan meeting Avery for the first time. Although we kept Harlan super involved throughout the entire pregnancy, there was no telling how she was going to react when she saw her baby sister in real life. My sister stayed with Harlan … Continue Reading

Deja Vu Delivery: Avery’s Birth Story

As I approached the end of my pregnancy, I was extremely surprised at how well I felt. I wasn’t tired, had no trouble getting around with Harlan, and was having minimal contractions. All of the “greatness” was driving me crazy, because it has me thinking that this little girl was quite comfortable in my belly. … Continue Reading