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How To Have the Perfect Seeding Baby

May 15, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 94763 CommentsHow+To+Have+the+Perfect+Seeding+Baby2017-05-15+11%3A29%3A58Sarah+Schultz

Ever since we had our second baby boy after harvest in 2012, I wondered if we would have just one more. Maybe we’d get a little girl to add to our family, or another little boy, or maybe we were just perfect as we were with our two little boys. We hemmed and hawed for […]

10 on 10 – May 2017

May 12, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 103472 Comments10+on+10+-+May+20172017-05-12+14%3A14%3A30Sarah+Schultz

Ever since I started my Project 265 in 2014, I stopped doing a lot of my other photography-themed blog posts, including 10 on 10. However, since my 3rd year of Project 365 failed last year as it became too overwhelming, I still needed something to encourage me to document our lives better. I remembered (mostly) […]

My Baby’s Skull is Perfect, Now Let’s Fix His Dry Scalp!

May 8, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 10225Leave a Comment2017-05-08+12%3A06%3A04Sarah+Schultz

Our baby Jonathan is one of the strongest people I know, and he just turned 1 year old. At just 11 weeks old, he had surgery on his skull to repair a defect that he was born with called craniosynostosis. What that means is that two of his skull bones were fused when they are not […]

I Had an Epidural in the Name of Science!

May 6, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 10320Leave a Comment2017-05-06+12%3A31%3A31Sarah+Schultz

Just over a year ago I gave birth to our last baby. I had some pretty serious, yet luckily fleeting, moments of anxiety at the beginning of my 3rd and last pregnancy, and it was all related to my previous labor and delivery. My first labor and delivery was pretty near picture perfect. I labored […]

All I Want For Mother’s Day is To Not Have to Cook!

May 4, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 102981 Comment2017-05-04+14%3A18%3A42Sarah+Schultz

I’m not even joking—mama doesn’t need flowers or jewelry, just take me out to an amazing meal that I don’t have to cook! Ever since I celebrated my first Mother’s Day 7 years ago, I really haven’t wanted much. I figured being a mom was present enough for me. However, now that I’m a mom […]

Craig’s Teriyaki Curry Chicken

May 2, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 10270Leave a CommentCraig%27s+Teriyaki+Curry+Chicken2017-05-02+14%3A36%3A18Sarah+Schultz

Believe you me, it’s not a flavour combination I ever would have thought of on my own, but the fusion of a thick teriyaki sauce and mild curry seasoning just seems to work! This is my brother-in-law Craig’s creation, so I think he rightly deserves his name in the title (though I’m pretty sure he’s […]

Jonathan is 1 Year Old!

April 30, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 102473 CommentsJonathan+is+1+Year+Old%212017-04-30+13%3A49%3A50Sarah+Schultz

The first year with a baby always flies by and this one has been the fastest yet. So much going on and so much happened with everything Jonathan has been through. But, here we are—1 year later! Weight: 24 lbs 6 oz Height: Clothing 18 month Carter’s and 18-24 month Old Navy (primary brands in […]

Jonathan’s Fox First Birthday Party

April 29, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 10262Leave a CommentJonathan%27s+Fox+First+Birthday+Party2017-04-29+13%3A43%3A48Sarah+Schultz

The last first birthday party ever for our family on both sides. For all of our babies first birthdays I’ve gone with their nursery theme. Giraffe/safari for Braden, whales for Ethan, so it was an obvious choice to do a fox first birthday party for Jonathan. No formal invitation for Jonathan’s first birthday, I really, […]

5 Useful Tips to Help You Prepare for Nursing School

April 28, 2017 By Rebecca Bernstein 102841 Comment2017-04-28+15%3A23%3A09Rebecca+Bernstein

“Nursing is an art: and if it is to be made an art, it requires an exclusive devotion, as hard a preparation, as any painter’s or sculptor’s work…” -Florence Nightingale Those entering nursing school already appreciate some of the dedication and work required to be a successful healthcare professional. Although a nursing education may seem […]

I Don’t Want To Remember My Dad’s Death

April 26, 2017 By Sarah Schultz 102801 Comment2017-04-26+21%3A15%3A54Sarah+Schultz

It’s just too painful. The last two years, I have found myself absolutely dreading April 21st and have even prepared myself to be grumpy and angry, because that is the day my dad died. His death was tragic and sudden and very traumatic for me. If I’m being completely honest, it wasn’t as surprising as […]