Growing up everyone always asked you, âWhat do you want to be when you grow up?â My answer: I wanted to be a mom. Sure, I went to college, graduated and got a full-time job, but I knew I was put on this earth to become a mom. Read More
This past weekend, my husband and I traveled to Dallas, Texas to join in the baptism celebration of our new grandniece. As always, the visit to Dallas was too short but filled with laughter and lots of love for family. Read More
Let me break this down for you. From the time our children are born and turn 18, there are 940 Saturdays. Think about that. 940 Saturdays. Read More
If there’s anything parents are instinctively good at, it’s worrying. Before our babies are even born, we’re experts and can think of infinite things to worry about. Read More
âCohen, Great-Grandma has died. Do you know what that means?â I said. Read More
As a doctor and a mother to three children, I understand the benefits of breastfeeding for both moms and babies. I also know from personal experience and from my patients the challenges that we experience as moms specifically related to breastfeeding. Read More
âMom, I donât feel good!â Those five little words can throw your entire day off the rails. Read More
After finishing school, you think the all-nighters are over. But then you become a parent and realize staying up with a screaming child is a little different than staying up all night studying or staying out late at a party. Read More
When I was pregnant with Cohen, I was your typical first time mom. I wanted to buy everything new â from toys to clothes to all of babyâs firsts. I never realized how expensive baby items were until we started shopping. Read More
