Sara

Sara
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Hi! I’m Sara, former early childhood teacher turned stay at home mom to two girls and a boy (2013, 2016, and 2018). My husband and I got married in 2010 and are both ETSU alumni. Despite being born here, I grew up all over the country as the daughter of a military family, only finally moving back to the area in 2014. The mountains of East Tennessee were calling us home! I love all that Knoxville has to offer young families in the way of festivals, events, outdoorsy adventures and charm. When we’re not striking off on a weekend excursion to the Farmer’s Market or a new hiking spot, I can be found in my kitchen nurturing a semi-professional baking obsession or curled in the living room with a book. I love getting to write for and be part of this supportive community of moms!

Care Package Ideas for Visiting Kids in the Hospital {with Free Printable}

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Trying to Raise a Daughter Without Body Image Issues is Healing My Own

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Please Don’t Force Your Daughter to Wear Giant Hair Bows

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I Was a Walking Mombie: Why Co-Sleeping Was the Safer Choice for Us

During a time when many of my memories are filtered through the hazy fog of sleepless nights with a small infant, the day I decided to become a co-sleeper is one that stands out...
Hosting a Tea Party Fit For a Queen

Hosting a Tea Party Fit for a Queen

I was recently scrolling through Pinterest late at night with a sleeping toddler under one arm, as one does, when I came across a recipe for homemade clotted cream. Memories of a high school...