Motherhood is…
unexpected
There are so many things I thought I would or wouldn’t do as a mom before I had Ke’alohi. I never expected to be making homemade babyfood, wanting to stay at home with Ke’alohi instead of work and I never in a million years expected I would use cloth diapers. I was alway intrigued by them, but they were always kind of a novelty that I would brush aside as something that just “wasn’t for me.” Well, this week is our first week not using disposables in the house (only for sending her to daycare) and I’m not going to lie, I really like it! The motto of motherhood should definitely be, “expect the unexpected.”
If you want to see more blogs also participating in Project 52 check out Aubrey My Love, Blossoms and Vintage, Caynay Photography, Courtney Kirkland Photography, The Crain’s Nest, Dana Moran Photography, Englexas, Everything Eatherton, Finding Joy, Firecracker Mama, It’s a Strange and Lovely Ride, Lizzi Photography, Love and Life, McLain Padilla Photography, Moments and Impressions, My Slice of Life, My Tot Travels, Ohh the Places We’ll Go, Quiet Footsteps, The Robersons, Shades of Bliss, Simply Us, StyleberryBlog, Wicked Kate, Wokabout and Z as in Zebra. If anyone else is doing Project 52 and want to link blogs, please leave a link to your website in the comments so that we can link together!
What a cutie!
What a cutie patootie you have on your hands! You’re going to LOVE cloth diapers – promise!!!! I use all mama-made cloth diapers with my little man, and I definitely don’t miss the coast or the waste of disposables! Plus I really enjoy seeing my handmade handiwork on his cute little bum!
I’m participating in project 52 through Courtney Kirkland’s 52 Faces Challenge. I’m at http://www.amywilla.com (Me, Mothering, and Making it All Work)
Loving the chevron background, by the way!
She is a beauty
Mahina… She’s gorgeous! What a great smile. You’re right, motherhood is full of the unexpected!