6. Don't kiss the baby.
Mother Nature-approved.
But in case you are one of the few like me that feel better knowing as much of the truth as possible, here are some things I wish I would have expected when I stopped expecting.
#1: That it would replace the pain.
“I feel so sad, and I can’t imagine what you are feeling.”
I'll remember holding your hand as you took your first steps. Away from me. Towards the world.
“Absolutely not. Use bark. Please,”
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Babs’ tip is particularly valuable for those living in cold climates who experience an onslaught of critters in their garages or cabinets during the winter.
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“That’s such a great tip!”
It might be tempting to use your stash of reusable plastic containers collected from takeout restaurants.
“It’s one interesting piece of the puzzle, but not the whole story.”
Many parents are setting out to raise their little ones with a side of sustainability. These daily habits can wield a super-sized impact on shrinking your family's footprint.
Most importantly, eggs hold a good nutritional value no matter where they come from.
“You’re going to be the cool teacher who taught them life skills!”
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Food hacks like this one can cut down on your grocery bill.
A simple & affordable alternative to pest spray.
One of the most popular suggestions was to list them for free on Craigslist, Nextdoor or a Buy Nothing group, but some ideas were more creative.