The thing about having a toddler born in January is, that they are in the awkward phase. Finally they fit in their clothes from last season, but just one growth spurt away from that jacket being a crop top. Continue reading
Category: toddler
Smile
I love the stage Arren is in right now, completely unreasonable, but with so much smiles and loves that it makes up for some seriously ridiciulous tantrums. Continue reading
The biggest Cars fan around
It’s strange how these little things infiltrate your life, I tried to raise Arren to be gender neutral, but he turned into the biggest boy’s boy I’ve ever seen. Before ever watching Cars he became the biggest fan and soon we started collecting all the little Cars merchandise we could find. Continue reading
Easy Sensory Play
I feel like the internet and all those cool mom influencers, really make things more difficult than it should be. Continue reading
Where is Arren
Do you remember your first toy? The first love of your life that wasn’t your mother? For Arren, he has many and he just can’t make up his mind who he will love the most on the day. Who can blame him, so many cute options. Continue reading
Mornings around here
We’ve started to get a little routine here. We wake up, Arren plays with his papa, while I try to get a little more sleep, Arren drags me out of bed, I start making breakfast, we eat breakfast, get dressed and head to the park. Continue reading
A boy and his brown bear
Arren has the best relationship with his brown bear, sometimes annoying, because I get to find a super large bear around the house at any moment, but adorable most of the time. Continue reading
Life lessons learned from a toddler
Toddlers are little philosophers, it might not seem that way with their over emotional behavior, but they are so wise in their young age, we make the choice if we want to learn from them or just roll our eyes wondering what the heck is up with this kid. Continue reading
The coldest kid on the block
When you’r born in Africa, you don’t really experience cold, not the cold that Autumn in Europe has shown little Arren. Continue reading
When it rains it pours
Having a toddler is frustrating. The tantrums, the boundary pushing and the daily what the heck moments can really have you pulling out your hair, but toddlers are wise little teachers, here to teach us things in the most difficult way possible, because if it’s hard you’re more likely to remember them. Continue reading