Motherhood – A Southern Mother

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I decided when I found out that I was pregnant that I didn’t want a shower or a “sprinkle”. I really appreciated my son’s baby shower and all the gifts, but I found it more stressful than helpful. I felt the need to wear all of the clothes that he received as gifts; we had so many pieces in a few sizes that he would need to wear an outfit a day to wear all of them before he outgrew. What was I supposed to do with all that he couldn’t wear? I felt guilty selling or gifting them to someone else. I thought that not having a shower for my daughter would prevent that, but it actually made things worse. People bought us lots of gifts and dropped them off. I think I may have gotten more stuff for her than I received for my son. If you’re considering not having a baby registry or you’re buying for a new baby, please read this post. Here are a few tips for creating your gift registry and buying for a mom-to-be/new baby, and some DIY Baby Gift Basket Inspiration. Continue reading DIY Baby Gift Basket Inspiration

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I was 20 months old when my brother Brandon was diagnosed with RSV; He developed pneumonia as a complication of RSV and was hospitalized for nearly two weeks at the Children’s Hospital that was two hours from our home. I had to stay with my grandparents, and my parents had to take off work to help care for him. Thankfully he recovered and didn’t suffer any further complications, but it was a scary time for our family. October is National RSV Awareness Month and I’m trying to help create awareness about the prevention of RSV.

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