I think it’s been forever.
Like if forever was a quantifiable number, it would amount to the time I haven’t been here. But don’t worry- I am back!
Life happened and unfortunately blogging got pushed to the back burner and I’m totally ashamed of that!
So what has happened in the past however long it’s been since there was a post that wasn’t a product review?
Phew, where do I even begin!
Gabe was (obviously) born (9/2017) and from the get go had what feels like a billion medical issues. Poor kid has been through the wringer! Dairy allergy, eczema, other food/environmental allergies but oh boy none of that dulled his spunk. He is 100% a wild child and definitely added some more laughter to the clan here. 
Cayden completed Kindergarten and is now heading into 1st grade. Landed his first ER visit with his first injury (luckily the could glue it and we were able to skate by without stitches) to start off his summer. Too smart for his own good and getting way too big! He is such an amazing kiddo and trust me, he’s going places! 
Danny is following in the footsteps of his Opa and is now a beekeeper! I must say, he’s ROCKING it! THIS is what he was made to do. His summer is ending with back surgery to fix some pain and numbness issues he’s been having consistently for a few years now. But it won’t put him down long and hopefully he will be able to fully enjoy life and things he used to love after!
Me… I turned out quaint little secluded home into a mini-farm. 12 chickens, 2 goats and a potbelly pig, pumpkins, blueberries, blackberries and elderberries. 
Soon we will be adding turkeys, meat pigs and hopefully a calf in the spring. Aside from BurritoBuzz, I snagged my dream job with Mason Bottle, and just enjoying life a day at a time.
Sorry I was gone, but I promise you I am back.
Kirstyn
We now listen to Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622 nearly every night during our bedtime routine and it helps Gabe wind down for the night (thank you, Mozart!) Which is exactly why we were super exited to review the new Virtuoso Bear by 
Ease of Ordering: No, really, it was that simple. So honestly, it’s pretty simple. You find the onesie/shirt design you want, and when applicable you choose your color and size, then you upload your pet’s picture and they do the rest!
back to being the original color. It really is pretty cool.
The fact that they are woven with cotton thread and not elastic, he can yank and pull all he wants, and there is no fear of stretching the thread and snapping it.
The Play & Go mat didn’t change that, but helped it not be such an argument. We received the Play & Go Roadmap print and Cayden loved it. He immediately went and got his cars while I flattened the mat out in the living room.
We have a 
Price wise, you’re looking at $22.95, with free shipping over $50. For the quality of the product, this price is spot-on and well worth its weight in gold.
We received a Banister-to-Wall, wide, black and tan Chevron print Stair Barrier with a personalized patch. Our stairs are smack dab right when you walk in the front door, so I figured something even more aesthetically pleasing then the already amazing solid colors would suffice. The package came quickly in a plain brown box (the patch was mailed seperate). Installation was simple and overall its amazing.
to look similar to the child. They essentially place your child into the story and utilize the letter’s of his/her name in super cool ways to tell them what is special and unique about them!
Now, this says “one male themed diaper” and thats only because I chose the “Boy Box”. However, you can chose from boy, girl, or gender neutral.
baby boy who was taken by Sudden Infant Death Syndrome at two months and twenty-six days old. I guess it’s best to start from the beginning and work my way into that night and how we went about forming Hope For Chance, our non profit organization, that helps with families who have suffered from pregnancy and infant loss.
That is the moment that 
Alright. So like I said, it’s clearly an equally debatable topic between us lazy slave drivers and the others. Just kidding. We’re not lazy slave drivers and I’m still baffled that someone even used that as a comparison.
Do it. Seriously. Like get up right after you’re done reading this (and sharing it with all your friends who will love you for it) and make some. My husband and I seriously ate the WHOLE bowl, watching a movie on the couch (C was asleep), in our PJ’s.
This system is amazing. Now don’t get me wrong, I had my issues with it and I will explain them in a second, but overall, fantastic! Is C 100% potty trained after a week with the system? No. Was there progress made? Yes.
Now, C peed in them the first time and realized that it was wet as it held the moisture in the underwear. We started bribing him with the stickers and he began going potty on the toilet. He kept them on during nap time and woke up soaking wet as they had leaked on the inner thighs. He had another accident in which they leaked in the inner thigh area too. We made due while at home, but I didn’t want to risk out in public with him in them if they were leaking. They do have a caveat on their site stating they may leak when sitting down, however, neither of the leaks were due to him sitting. But again, accidents happen. I think it has to do with the small gap between the fabric and the liner.
The statistics revolving around Pregnancy and Infant Loss are absolutely devastating and most people have no idea how common it is until it happens to them or a close friend or family member. Every year, out of the approximate 600,000 pregnancies, almost 200,000 of them end in some type of loss either while pregnant, during delivery, or within the first year of life. TWO. HUNDRED. THOUSAND. And that number isn’t even totally accurate because a percent of those losses occur before a woman even knows she is pregnant.
n my mouth, the weirder the taste became. It was a cross between black coffee and how a coffee filter smells after it’s wet (kind of sour). Each pack contains all three flavors, so if you don’t like one certain flavor, you’re pretty much out of luck as they all look and smell the same.
low carbs options to accompany his gym regime. Given how a plain black cup of coffee is sugar and carb free, this could be a problem for some. What I don’t like is the first two ingredients being glucose (corn) syrup and sugar. I drink my coffee with sugar but real sugar, not highly processed syrups.