Canada is celebrating it’s 150th birthday this year and the Canadian pride in me is bubbling over, so I had to share what I love most about my mother country: 1. The fact that I don’t have to take my wallet to the doctor. The only thing I actually need to bring is my health card. No money owed. Ever. 2. How ethnically and culturally diverse it is. While growing
A few months ago I wrote about how I was trying an elimination diet to treat my son’s eczema. Overall, I did not see much of a difference in my son’s skin. There were still regular flare-ups, even after 4 weeks of this restricted diet. And it was hard. So I wrote about some of my difficulties and challenges. I realized there were more foods than just dairy and gluten
School is out for my preschooler, a full two and half weeks before the public school system is out which means many of my mama friends are still enjoying their morning coffees in peace without little people vying for her attention. Let’s be honest, I have a baby at home so I rarely had peaceful coffees to begin with, however he does still give me one and half solid naps
I have something to admit. I’m one of those annoying moms who had a perfect baby. The kind who eats, sleeps, plays and travels with ease. Our firstborn could do no wrong. Not because we as his parents had rose colored glasses on when it came to seeing our son, but because he actually was such a happy and well mannered baby. Before having children, I was told time and
On the weekend, I attended a women’s conference at a local church. But don’t assume this is some small beans conference just because it’s situated in a town of 239 people. I’m not even joking. The church is located in the cute little countryside of Bloomingdale, Ontario. I live in the city next to it, which has a surrounding population of approximately 500,000 so I imagine that most people who
