Nanny to Mommy

I wasn’t going to make a post about these DIY $3 Dollar Tree Reverse Tie Dye Halloween Tees, but the idea pin is going semi viral on Pinterest right now and I didn’t include the measurements on how to make them so here you go:

When you have a baby, your body goes through immense changes. Your body expands and grows in ways you couldn’t even imagine, and you have to learn to give in to nature’s tide. However, despite the inevitability of your body’s changes, so many Moms struggle with body image during and after pregnancy.

With a new baby to look after, you have barely any time to think about yourself. But as you begin to venture back out into the world, your body image worries might begin to surface, and it can be difficult to feel confident as you meet people and go back to work.

If you are struggling to accept your new body as a Mom, this blog is for you. Let’s take a look at some sage advice for Moms who want to feel fabulous and beautiful no matter their size or shape.

One of the most critical times people use their olfactory senses is during cooking and eating. This sensory organ is also responsible for whetting the appetite as the brain interprets messages from the smells. Even though statistics indicate that 25% of Americans are non-tasters, most of the population has a heightened sense of taste and smell, which is good news. Take a look at how to make any food you cook taste and smell delicious.

If you are getting ready to go to college, one thing you will need to do is cook for yourself. This can be a challenge if you have been used to your parents providing you with delicious home-cooked meals every evening. While it can be tempting to simply live off ready meals and fast food, this definitely does not come recommended. Not only is this bad for your health and can cause weight gain, but if you are not getting the nutrients you need it can also have a negative impact on your studies. With that being said, read on to discover some must-know cooking tips for college girls…