Don't feel bad about getting things done, or not... it's survival and everyone goes through it the hard way! :) Your priorities and what you remember about the first year of parenthood will NOT be about whether the laundry was done a certain way or whether the coconut waters were in the right spot in the fridge. Getting into a routine with a new baby comes naturally one day at a time. You can't force it or plan for it because it won't happen the way you plan it. Give yourself grace every moment as you and your baby learn this new chapter and how it works together!
Alex, I should send you a pic of Clara’s toy room 😅 the toys will find you, don’t worry! Make the kids bdays fun for the parents too, with simple things like having mimosas or opportunities for parents to sit together to visit. The indoor playgrounds are exhausting and too overwhelming for parents socialize or relax. Feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions or want ideas ❤🎉
I like the push present bc I saw a mom gave her daughter, when she was having her first baby, give the push present from her dad to her. I thought it was the sweetest ever.
As someone who is Jewish, I can tell you that they are very different. Fun fact - Judaism is actually closer to Islam than Christianity. As Jews we can technically go into a mosque but we can can’t go into a church. My mom did an orthodox conversion before I was born, this is different than what you guys will do I am assuming but I grew up doing some of the holidays with her side of the family. And I can tell you from a practice/custom standpoint they are pretty much opposite of each other. Only similarities is basically that they believe in the same(one) g-d. But good luck and I hope everything works out!
The way she’s speaking about her pregnancy and raising the child feels very superficial - speaking more about what to buy for her (she keeps calling the baby “it” also) and talking about her body “bouncing back” etc. The emphasis when having a baby is on the new life and addition to your family, not on what brand of stroller to push them in, or Mother’s Day gift you’ll get from your boyfriend.
Don't feel bad about getting things done, or not... it's survival and everyone goes through it the hard way! :) Your priorities and what you remember about the first year of parenthood will NOT be about whether the laundry was done a certain way or whether the coconut waters were in the right spot in the fridge. Getting into a routine with a new baby comes naturally one day at a time. You can't force it or plan for it because it won't happen the way you plan it. Give yourself grace every moment as you and your baby learn this new chapter and how it works together!
Alex, I should send you a pic of Clara’s toy room 😅 the toys will find you, don’t worry! Make the kids bdays fun for the parents too, with simple things like having mimosas or opportunities for parents to sit together to visit. The indoor playgrounds are exhausting and too overwhelming for parents socialize or relax. Feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions or want ideas ❤🎉
I like the push present bc I saw a mom gave her daughter, when she was having her first baby, give the push present from her dad to her. I thought it was the sweetest ever.
As someone who is Jewish, I can tell you that they are very different. Fun fact - Judaism is actually closer to Islam than Christianity. As Jews we can technically go into a mosque but we can can’t go into a church. My mom did an orthodox conversion before I was born, this is different than what you guys will do I am assuming but I grew up doing some of the holidays with her side of the family. And I can tell you from a practice/custom standpoint they are pretty much opposite of each other. Only similarities is basically that they believe in the same(one) g-d. But good luck and I hope everything works out!
These comments aren't real. I wonder if these followers were included in the Instagram package she bought?
We Canadians DO have thanksgiving, but it’s the second Monday in October! 😊
Kim is the best. Kim knows the best. Bring podcast with Kim back
The way she’s speaking about her pregnancy and raising the child feels very superficial - speaking more about what to buy for her (she keeps calling the baby “it” also) and talking about her body “bouncing back” etc.
The emphasis when having a baby is on the new life and addition to your family, not on what brand of stroller to push them in, or Mother’s Day gift you’ll get from your boyfriend.
this girl is a walking red flag