… and first, last and only pregnancy update for Baby #3.
I'm Kristin. I am a wife, designer, Christian and for now a SAHM. My husband and I are parents to three kids- Dylan Archer, Kyler Jude and Noelle Rose. Despite the name, this isn’t a mommy blog and you won’t find sponsored content here. My target audience is actually my children when they grow up if they wish to reflect on their childhood so everything I share has them at the forefront of my mind and secondly those who wish to follow along my journey. I created this space to document my family's adventures and lessons I've learned along the way. The Mom Jungle is a modern interpretation of both the family newsletter and scrapbook.
I call this The Mom Jungle because motherhood is fun and messy, filled with laughter and sometimes heartache… it truly is a jungle out there!
All in Pregnancy
An afternoon baby shower fit for a princess.
HOW FAR ALONG: 35 weeks
BABY: I joke that he should have been on the show Prison Break. His movements are so wild these days- he's probably plotting his escape! The baby weighs approximately...
Tomorrow I will be 35 weeks pregnant, which means we will soon be meeting our little one. We areso excited! These days when I'm not in Christmas mode, I am in full-fledge nesting mode. Therefore, it is time for me to start packing my hospital bag. Here is what I plan to bring...
As of last week, I have been in my third trimester. On one hand this pregnancy has gone by so fast; on the other I feel as if I were pregnant forever. We are so in love with our little one and can't wait to meet him in 10 weeks!
Hello everyone! I realize it’s been a long time since I have posted on TMJ. There have been a couple of big events for my family that explain the absence...
When I was pregnant I already decided I wanted to breastfeed my baby. My reasons: studies have proven that breast milk is healthiest for baby, it encourages bonding between mom and baby and it’s FREE (formula is $$$)! I also think it helped me shed the baby weight sooner too... skinny jeans FTW!
Although the concept seems simple, I was still a little concerned that I wouldn’t be able to breastfeed. Thankfully with a little help and effort I am able too, which has been a rewarding experience.