Author: sometimesrenn

  • Managing Mom Guilt: Strategies for a Healthier Mindset

    Managing Mom Guilt: Strategies for a Healthier Mindset

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    Sometimes I feel like I’m not doing the best I can for my kids. Yall- have you ever felt like maybe your kid(s) would be better off with someone else as their mom? Do you see those Pinterest perfect mom on Instagram and wonder wtf is in her coffee? Heck, most mornings I don’t even…

  • Baby Name Ideas for your Valentine’s Day Baby

    Baby Name Ideas for your Valentine’s Day Baby

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    My youngest baby was almost a leap year baby, and that terrified me. Thankfully, she stayed in for another week. I wouldn’t have wanted an Aquarius baby- my sister is an Aquarius, and lord knows I got bullied by her as a kid. Valentine’s Day tends to overshadow the month of February, making it the…

  • Everywhere We Ate in Savannah, GA

    Everywhere We Ate in Savannah, GA

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    Forget the bar hopping and carriage ride, because this Savannah trip was all about one thing: the food! Two millennial parents and a baby road-tripped down to Georgia for a holiday reprise, and ate our way across town. The best part… everything was walking distance from our hotel, so a drink or two didn’t matter.…

  • De-influence and Declutter: Tackling Overconsumption in Our Homes

    De-influence and Declutter: Tackling Overconsumption in Our Homes

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    Sometimes it’s easy to just give up on maintaining an organized home… You’re trying to stay on top of the daily cleaning, juggle a partner’s crazy work schedule, and keep the tiny humans alive. Every now and then, I need to go full force and burn the house down just to start fresh. Decluttering and…

  • New Year, New Space: a Guide for Decluttering your Home

    New Year, New Space: a Guide for Decluttering your Home

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    Sometimes I feel like I am drowning in clutter. We literally have doom bins throughout the house with all the stuff I can’t get rid of, but I can’t let go of either. In a world full of endless options and constant consumption, it’s easy for our homes and lives to feel overcrowded. Decluttering isn’t…