Photo by Angie Baxter So when you find your infant daughter sitting in an ice chest of cold water, you tend to do some soul-searching about the kind of parent you want to be. And I would like to be the kind of parent whose daughter doesn’t drown in an esky while I’m drunk dancing […]
I was looking at Instagram recently, just scrolling through the pics until I came across one that made me stop and read the comments. It was a breastfeeding pic and we all know how much I love those. Babies nestled into their mummas for a hit of the good stuff. Gorgeous. Normally, people will write […]
I have a million and one things to do. Yeah, I'm still singing that old tune and don't look to be stopping any time soon. But seriously, all the things. Yes, most of them are borne of my own towering expectations. Do more and do it better, Angie. Or, you know, die. I would […]
So we had a family audition on Thursday. My agent called and said, "We need you and Ziggy and how does your partner feel about being in an ad?" When I told partner how much the ad was worth, partner felt very good about being in an ad. Partner felt great about it. So we […]
Today at the park I noticed some older boys pointing at Luca and being incredulous at the fact that he was a boy. How could he possibly be a boy when his hair is so long? This is not the first time. Luca has always worn his hair long and has always been mistaken for […]
{Photo Credit} Tuesdays on The Little Mumma are normally reserved for Harlow. Today's post would be Eight Little Weeks. Has she really been here for so long already? But I can't write that post tonight. I can't write it because I am too damned tired. The kind of tired that feels like you have grit […]
You give birth to a child. The child actually comes out of your body. It's your baby, a tiny little being who probably even looks like you and yet, when it's time to leave the hospital, you can't help but marvel when they let you just walk right on out of there. WITH THE BABY. […]
{Photo source} "..they were like a mirror at her weakest moments…" I'm reading this fabulous book at the moment, The Privileges by Jonathan Dee, and while it is the story of a family, I didn't expect it to provide such a powerful gem. And on a day when the reflection my kids were providing […]
