New eBook! FOR YOU – PREGNANCY 2nd/3rd Trimester

Hi friends! Well, it's been a hot second since I've done one of these! How have you all been?! Things have been pretty great over here. Oliver and Olivia are keeping me busy but I really love the age they are at right now. It's so darn fun and interactive! A little update on these two rascals! They are starting to play a lot more with each other and honestly it's AMAZING. Oh, they also have little one-year-old fights but we don't need to dive into that - hahaha. Even their fighting is kind of cute but I better bite my tongue because I know that won't be the answer for long! They are a joy and I really love being their momma. They are still as opposite as can be in personalities, which is fun for Matthew and me! We really did get a little bit of everything with these two! I'm still figuring out the best times for me to write. Being a stay at home work mom is interesting. I love what I do but lately, I've been struggling to come up with a solid work schedule and just find the TIME! Anywho, a rant for a different day...  Things You Ask Thursday is back! I've been collecting all your questions and ready to dig in and answer some of them! 1.) When did you transition Oliver and Olivia to one nap? My Moms on Call book said to transition them anywhere from 15-18 months. I actually started the transition closer to 14 months (maybe a week prior) and I based it simply off the fact that their second nap was going horribly. They would go down for maybe half an hour and then wake up ready to party. They would spend another half hour or so partying and twin talking. I just knew it was time. The transition, I will admit...kind of brutal. Everyone kept giving me the advice "Oh just take them out and do something fun. Run errands...etc etc ". That's great advice but the issue is that I have two the same age and I can't just carry them both around in a store. By the time they are tired and crabby, they both want to be held. There have been many times I've been out on an errand with them by myself and both want to be held. Let's just say [...]