Category: Motherhood

A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013 Emil: Did not want to wear his hat outside Oliver: Came downstairs in nothing but a pair of cowboy boots and a fireman’s hat (and yes, we still have our wreath hanging on our front door… could it make it to February?) Milo: … Continue reading “3/52”

Sometimes I find these two in the sweetest moments. There’s something so touching about the way they interact. I’m a lucky mama to have these guys. Happy Friday!

***Thank you for all of your kind emails, comments, phone calls, etc. about Friday’s post. I was so back-and-forth about posting the story, but I’m glad I did. Sure, many people probably judged me, but I think sometimes the most interesting conversations and debates can come from putting your story out there, even when it … Continue reading “Weekend Shenanigans: Walk in the Woods”

A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013 Emil: Usually one to follow what his big brothers are doing, Emil started this trend- first lying down on our rug… and soon Oliver: … followed Emil… and then Milo: … stopped moving long enough to take a short rest before darting off … Continue reading “2/52”

It took all the courage in my entire being to write this post, and an ounce more to hit publish. Butterflies in my stomach, my face felt hot. I kept thinking about my readers. Not the people who know me in real life, but those who I have worked hard to establish a relationship with … Continue reading “The Time I Was Accused of Child Abuse”