Zoo Day

Last Saturday we took a drive up north. I really love taking little road trips. Before the kids were born Luis and I would just get ready and take off spontaneously. With children you have to make plans, pack bags, strollers, extra food and water, the list goes on. I have learned, over time, that planning ahead really helps our family and myself not to lose our heads. 

So you're a Clubfoot mom / Eres mama de niño con pie equino varo

Yesterday I had the pleasure of finally meeting a local clubfoot mom! I have to confess the moments leading up to the meeting I felt so nervous. I was finally getting to meet a woman who shared a similar clubfoot journey with her babies. I actually felt like crying the minute I saw her, but I held it together somehow.

5 things I learned from my Mother / 5 cosas que aprendí de mi Madre

My mother and I have not always seen eye to eye. In fact growing up I was a giant "daddy's girl". I always felt he understood me a bit more than my mom did. As an adult I realized it was that way because my mother and I are a lot alike. I thought (like many children do) some day it would pain me to admit it, but now it actually makes me proud. I am my mother's daughter.

Gracefully Accepting Clubfoot / Aceptando El Pie Equinovaro Con Gracia

If you have been following my blog for a while you know I am crazy about this Gracefully book by my fellow clubfoot mom Angela Erin Williams. We have read it endlessly to Josiah! I have even read it to myself on days when I feel I need a little pick me up.