There are many reasons that people in my life and otherwise are Alcohol-Free, reducing alcohol intake or practicing a sober lifestyle, and in my own experience, alcohol was causing debilitating migraines that were affecting my quality of life. 7 months alcohol-free and everything has changed for the better. While I...
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Sarah Nicole Landry aka @TheBirdsPapaya is a divorced and remarried mom of four (babies to teens) who loves cultivating powerful social media conversations around life and our experiences in it. Sarah is a body confidence advocate, speaker, writer, 6x cover girl and weekly podcast host. Recent notable career achievements include the 2020 Iris Awards “Instagrammer of the Year”, as well as one of Today’s Parent’s “Most Influential Parents”. Her lifestyle includes approximately 22,000 unanswered emails, 14 empty cups in her car, and peanut butter straight from the jar. She wrote this bio about herself.
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Bibbity Bobbity TWO! Lemmie’s Disney-Themed Birthday Party
Over the years we’ve had Minecraft, Donuts, Peacock theme, Fairy Garden… and now, Bibbity Bobbity Two! A theme suggested to me by a friend to meld our youngest turning two with our collective love of Disney!
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Travel is stressful. There are a lot of moving pieces. BUT THEN YOU ADD A TODDLER? You poor unfortunate soul. If there’s one thing that we know about toddlers, it’s that they’re unpredictable, thrive in routine, and can be very determined to have their way with your plans. We’ve done...
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I don’t know if you’ve heard, but checking luggage is a pain in the ass. Granted, sometimes it’s necessary, and that’s a bridge you can cross should you need to. However, for the most part, checking in your luggage adds time and effort to your trip which ends up being...
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