Easiest pack-n-play

It’s almost the weekend! People, I neeeeed this weekend. Yep, I’m counting down the hours. It’s been a jam-packed week, plus mama’s feeling a little weak and light-headed. I’m guessing the light-head is from serious lack of sleep. Like severely sleep-deprived nights. Now why can’t I go to bed at a decent hour? When I put the kids down, I just crave that time with Scott and force him to stay up late with me. Every night. Then I deal with a lot of regret the next day. So with a week stuffed to the brim with outings, activities and projects, plus me feeling sick, I’m counting down the hours until Scott is home (all day) so we can take turns napping. Wait, what? You thought I was excited for the weekend to get my party on. Pshhhh, nah. Sleep, please!

Speaking of exhaustion, I’ve gotten a lot of questions about how it’s going with Welles and baby brother, how we’re surviving with three littles and what tools have helped. So, I’ll share one of my three-kid-secret-weapons with you. And no, I’m not getting paid to say this. Just sending a tip out to my fellow mamas! The breeze by 4moms has been one of my biggest saving graces. I typically hate pack-n-plays because they’re a pain to set up and take down. But this little baby has been amazing and super easy to move around because of how uncomplicated it is. With Welles constantly wanting to maul Ames, it’s been great for keeping them apart when I can’t watch as closely. So there you have it, one of my must-haves this time around. What are your baby survival must-haves?

Alright, I’m keeping this short because, well, I’m too exhausted to think straight or type any further! Here’s to the (almost) weekend!

Yours truly, one worn out mommy.

 What starts as a friendly cuddle... ends as a rowdy cuddle. Thank you Scott for capturing your crazy family.