I did it. We did it. While the “we” “did” and “it” could all be up for debate as to their meaning, I guess what I’m trying to say is my children and I survived week 1 of Serbinski school. Before I get into how it all played out [warning: I have a selective memory], a part of me … [Read more...]
Struggling with Stay-At-Home-Mom Isolation
Stay at home Mom isolation is real. I would also argue that motherhood in general can be isolating. There’s something about being surrounded by small people all day that might make a bystander think, “how could she possibly feel alone,” that is actually the most alone I’ve ever … [Read more...]
7 Disease-Fighting Foods to Shop For NOW
While I’ve never been one to promote food and its disease fighting benefits on this blog [what kind of registered dietitian am I?! imperfect, that's for sure], there’s a reason I push YOU and my family to try adding one or more fruit or vegetables to your plate each day. Food and … [Read more...]
Go With What You Know
I was talking with a friend of mine recently about the “type” of Mom I am. Judging by the pause in our conversation and the change in his tone of voice, he had no idea what I was referring to when I breached the subject of “mom-type.” He also isn’t a mom [find more out about his … [Read more...]
Saying Goodbye to The Baby Stage
It’s crazy to think I’m writing a blog post about the closing of the baby stage in the Serbinski house, considering I started this blog when I only had a 6 month old at home. If you’ve been with Mom to Mom Nutrition from the start, you might remember my first Motherhood posts … [Read more...]
