Papa and daughter geting a manicure and pedicure while watching Puss In Boots in HD.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
It's Not Nail Polish
Today was one of those days were I was just tired as hell. All I wanted to do after work was go home and take a nap, but me and you both know that's not going to happen with a 8 month old.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
At Nanny's House
Today we went to nanny"s house to make our weekly visit. Aerielle had a chance to play with her cousin and hang out with grandpa.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Teething Baby Still Having Fun
For a baby that has a tooth coming in, she seems to still be having fun.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Focus on ME!
Sometime in the middle of my pregnancy, I joined a very popular online community called BabyCenter. I was instantly addicted to the amazing resources and endless support available to me 24-hours a day.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
What Once Nourished Her, Will Now Nourish Me
As part of my birth journey, I decided to have Aerielle's placenta encapsulated. Encapsulation is a ritualistic process where the placenta is blessed, cooked, dried out, crushed, and put into pill form for future consumption by me. Immediate benefits include reduced hormonal surges during the postpartum period, relief from the baby blues, and even possibly preventing postpartum depression. If I choose not to consume the entire placenta during the postpartum period, I can use the placenta pills in the future for relief of PMS symptoms and even to help make my menopause more manageable!
Friday, August 26, 2011
1 Fast Labor + 1 Awesome Birth Center = 1 Amazing Baby
Throughout this pregnancy, as I read more and more about natural, unmedicated childbirth, I knew that I wanted to write my birth story for others to read. Two of the most influential texts I read in preparation for my first birth experience were "Spiritual Midwifery" and "Ina May's Guide to Childbirth" both by Ina May Gaskin. Both works contain collections of birth stories that I found to be both inspiring and insightful. Its these stories, combined with the inspirational accounts of my mother's and sister's births and topped off with witnessing a dear friend birth her first child that gave me the strength to believe in myself and my body to perform the miracle of childbirth.
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