05/07/2019
(This post is the latest in our new series, My Daily Uniform. Know someone you think we should feature? Drop us a comment below!) For the past few weeks, I have been bumping into the same message. Sometimes it’s at night rocking Ever or in a moment of clarity after the girls go to sleep. Last weekend it was while planting new succulents in the backyard with Parker while Ever chased bubbles, still in her pajamas. I brushed up against it yet again while reading this interview with Erin and Katie, the dreamy design duo behind the even … 
(This post is a part of a new series of try-on sessions. Enjoy it? You can read them all here!) If I were putting together a capsule wardrobe for summer, something I haven’t done in years nor plan to do anytime soon, there would be no less than seven dresses in it. Perhaps as many as eight, nine or even ten, but definitely no less than seven. My happy place in almost all things occurs at the intersection of practical and aesthetically pleasing, so when it comes to the hot months of summer, give me a dress any day. I could advise you on … 
Does anyone know exactly when Mondays began to get such a bad wrap? When did humanity decide to collectively hate Mondays? As if it wasn’t bad enough to dog on Mondays, we’ve gone on to create the Sunday Scaries, too– a way to begin talking badly about Mondays before they’ve even begun. This is what I was thinking about last Friday on my way to barre class. To be fair, I definitely prefer a Friday over a Monday, but are Mondays really that bad? I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Mondays are going to make up … 
(This post is part of our Real Talk with Real Moms series. Be sure to check out the other posts today from Lovely Indeed || Studio DIY || The Sweetest Occasion || Freutcake || Apartment 34 ) Is there any topic more central to parenting than sleep? The only two books I read while pregnant with Parker were both centered around sleep and whether it was newborn sleep, dropping night feedings, transitioning out of the crib or nightmares and being afraid of the dark, it seems like sleep is still a central theme at almost every age. (I think … 
