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on January 12, 2015 · Leave a Comment

4 Ways to Know When It’s Time to Transition Baby’s Naps

One of the main questions I get when people stumble across my Baby's First Year series and the sample schedules is, "How do I know when to transition my baby's naps? When do I know they need to stay awake longer? Or sleep less?" The most important thing to remember is every baby is different, BUT … [Read more...] about 4 Ways to Know When It’s Time to Transition Baby’s Naps

Filed Under: Baby's First Year, Parenting Tagged With: Baby's First Year, Parenting

on January 8, 2015 · 4 Comments

27 Week Bumpdate

The Pictures and quality are not the best this week. Jase was less than cooperative, an the lighting wasn't the best. Sorry for the grainy-ness, but this is the best we got for this week! Also, there's your little nursery teaser. That's all you will see of it until the big reveal. Insert evil laugh … [Read more...] about 27 Week Bumpdate

Filed Under: Elyse, Ferg Littles, Pregnancy Tagged With: Bumpdate, pregnancy, pregnancy update, second pregnancy

on January 6, 2015 · 4 Comments

Purpose in This Space

I shared on the blog that my word for 2015 was purpose. I wanted there to be purpose behind everything that I do, and I wanted to do everything with purpose. One of the most important things I think we as bloggers need to do is remember the purpose in this space. What makes our blog special, what … [Read more...] about Purpose in This Space

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Everything you need to know about transitioning your baby to table foods.

on January 5, 2015 · 1 Comment

When to Transition Your Baby to Table Foods

Transitioning to table foods was probably the transition that scared me most. I was so nervous about Jase choking and that I wouldn't know how to help him if it got really bad. It's definitely normal to be nervous at this transition, but it's important to keep in mind that babies have incredible gag … [Read more...] about When to Transition Your Baby to Table Foods

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You deserve to exist, with the same grace and love You deserve to exist, with the same grace and love that you so freely give to your family. It’s not just about holding space for them; it’s about holding space for you, too.

You don’t have to shrink yourself to make room for others.

You deserve to take up space too.
Sometimes, the habits that helped us survive becom Sometimes, the habits that helped us survive become the hardest to unlearn. Those patterns once kept you safe, but now you’re learning they don’t need to anymore. 

Give yourself grace—you’re unlearning survival. Healing takes time, and with each layer you peel back, you’re discovering the person you’ve always been beneath the survival.

And if you’re anything like me, you’ll really learn to love her. ❤️
✨ NEW SEASON ✨ I’m not a big fan of change. ✨ NEW SEASON ✨

I’m not a big fan of change. My nervous system gets all panicky and tends to over research every possibility that could take place. It likes to tell me safety is in the details. 

But I know that’s not true.

This year has been a big year of growth for me in this department. Trauma told me control was my safety, but the truth was all I ever had was a false sense of control. 

This year has offered plenty of opportunities for me to say, “Okay God, you have my yes, wherever that leads.”

No over research. No over analyzing. No predicting every possibility. No trying to control the outcome.

Just a heart that says, “Yes.” 

Even when I don’t understand. Even when I’m nervous how it will turn out. Even when it feels like right now isn’t bad. Even when my heart’s confused. 

Even when….

God has been asking us both a lot lately, “Do I have your yes, no matter what that looks like?” Friday was the end of a season for Chad working at the Appliance Guys, and today starts a new season of a new company. It was NOT an easy decision, and it came with a lot of tears (mainly from me - are you surprised?). His boss, where he’s been for the last almost six years, has been an incredible support for our family as we walked through some of the hardest seasons of our family. They will always hold a special place in our heart.

But God said “it’s time” and my faith-filled husband said “Yes.” I have to admit, I don’t envy how hard this decision was for him. It affects us both, yes. But he had to walk it out. And I’m so grateful for His leadership and faith to Jesus to step into the next season when there are so many unknowns.

Sometimes, all God wants to know is does He have our “YES” no matter what that means. No matter what that changes. 

May I live my life in a way that has an open heart to hear from God and a willingness to say “YES” even when….

(PS he was so thrilled I made him take this photo. 😂 But I know this season will be one we forever ever want to remember, because God always shows His faithfulness).
I wonder if they would have chosen life for her. I wonder if they would have chosen life for her.

I wonder if they would have seen what was growing inside of her, and the fight that was about to come on the other side, if they would have said her life was worth saving.

I wonder if they would have discounted her before she had a chance. 

I wonder if they would have made a prediction about her quality of life and deemed her not worth the cost.

I wonder if they would have saw the life saving measures she would need and decided that it was worse to let her live.

I wonder if they would have saw everything that could go wrong, the bleak prognosis, and compared her to statistics. 

I wonder if they would have made a choice to encourage a decision that robbed us all of the miracle we see today.

Whether 48 hours or 4 years - her life has changed mine for the better. It’s heartbreaking to think someone may have once told me she wasn’t worth it.

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