While you are reading this post, I am most likely baking a birthday cake for my sweet Baby T, who will forever be a baby even though he’s turning one tomorrow. ONE. This is just crazy for me to write, it seems like yesterday I was pregnant with him. I figured the eve of his first …
I mentioned in my last marathon training update that since Baby T was ill, it meant all he wanted to do was nurse. One of the more frustrating things about being a mother runner is that when your babies are still babies, you’re not only at the mercy of their sleep schedule (and often your …
In case you weren’t aware, my husband is ready to either commit me or kill me for my continued insistence that a third baby is a fantastic idea. Last week I got back from baby-and-me yoga with Baby T (that’s just as adorable as it sounds, by the way) and was chit-chatting with Fran when …
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I made my postpartum check up appointment for 5 weeks after giving birth. I remember putting it in my calendar, thinking, “I am so smart, getting a week’s head start on being cleared to exercise. I will be dying to run by then!” It turned out to be sort of true. I was dying to …
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