Those of you who have read me since my old blog know that I have a love/hate relationship with my hair. It's curly, frizzy, tangles easily and is generally a mess no matter what I do with it. The only time it is at all manageable is when I either flat-iron it out, or pile on a ton of products. I usually do the lazy thing and roll it into a bun, because honestly, with an almost 4-month-old baby who has time to flat iron? I don't.

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Since we are coming up on Amalia's 4 month "birthday", I have been paranoid over her extreme hatred of tummy time. Even with the reassurance of her Pediatrician that as long as she wasn't developing flat spots, had great neck control, and straightened her legs back if I picked her up to play "superman" then everything was fine and not to worry - some babies just hate tummy time.



Still, I was paranoid...

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Since becoming a Mom, I have discovered so many products and services I had no idea existed! As most of my readers know, I have developed a love affair with subscription boxes. I hate shopping. There, I said it. I. do. not. like. shopping. Even before I had a baby who would freak out every time I stopped the stroller to look at a onesie or a toaster at Target, I hated shopping. Too many choices, not enough styles I like, waiting in line for a fitting room, the one display coffee maker…

Can I just start out by saying that transitioning from working full time to becoming a stay at home mom at 33 has been a HUGE adjustment for me? I have been working full time since I was 17 (and part time before that!) so this is just weird for me. I've had some wonderful experiences in the work force, even the crappy minimum wage positions I have taken to get by in between.…