Jessica is an experienced NC-based travel agent who specializes in family travel. She helps families plan memorable trips to Disney, Universal, All-Inclusive Resorts, Cruises, and International trips. She is responsible for B Honest Media’s editorial direction and growth. She has covered parenting for over 13 years, focusing on product reviews and recommendations, travel, and parenting tips.
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Breastfeeding Breakthrough
3 weeks old Since we figured out that Abel was having trouble with my oversupply it was much easier for us to remedy the problem and get him nursing. I found that if I offered him the breast after I pumped a bit he had no problem latching on and didn’t become fussy afterward because…

NC Zoo : Homeschool Field Trip
On Friday we took all of the boys to the NC Zoo with some of the other families from our Classical Conversations homeschool group. The last time we went to the Zoo was when Jude was about 2 years old (We only had 1 child) so this trip was much different. Joe took the day…
Confession: I Purposefully Didn’t Pay A Bill
Now, I’ve not paid bills many times over my life either because I didn’t have the money or I just plain forgot but only once have I purposefully refused to pay. Here’s the story. A few weeks after Noah was born I was up all night with horrible tooth pain. So the next morning I…
Tummy Time with Infantino
Noah was a big baby at birth, 11lbs to be exact, so he developed skills a little fast than most kids his age. He was rolling to one side at 2 months, which meant he had self imposed tummy time a lot. I would still get on the floor and play with him and encourage…

Weekend Adventures: Mud – Walnut Creek Wetlands
On Saturday we took the boys to a special program at the Walnut Creek Wetlands Center in Raleigh called, Mud: A Celebration of Wetlands. Some of the families from our Scout Troop met up to enjoy the muddy fun. There were several different stations where kids could explore, play and learn about mud, wetlands, wildlife,…
An Easy Way to Give Up the Pacifier
Noah was long overdue to give up his pacifier (which is called a milkies in our house). I let him keep the milkies much longer than excepted. The main reason is how close in age him and Simon are. If Simon had a milkes then Noah wanted one too… so when he was finally old…
Breastfeeding Breakthrough
3 weeks old Since we figured out that Abel was having trouble with my oversupply it was much easier for us to remedy the problem and get him nursing. I found that if I offered him the breast after I pumped a bit he had no problem latching on and didn’t become fussy afterward because…

NC Zoo : Homeschool Field Trip
On Friday we took all of the boys to the NC Zoo with some of the other families from our Classical Conversations homeschool group. The last time we went to the Zoo was when Jude was about 2 years old (We only had 1 child) so this trip was much different. Joe took the day…
Confession: I Purposefully Didn’t Pay A Bill
Now, I’ve not paid bills many times over my life either because I didn’t have the money or I just plain forgot but only once have I purposefully refused to pay. Here’s the story. A few weeks after Noah was born I was up all night with horrible tooth pain. So the next morning I…
Tummy Time with Infantino
Noah was a big baby at birth, 11lbs to be exact, so he developed skills a little fast than most kids his age. He was rolling to one side at 2 months, which meant he had self imposed tummy time a lot. I would still get on the floor and play with him and encourage…

Weekend Adventures: Mud – Walnut Creek Wetlands
On Saturday we took the boys to a special program at the Walnut Creek Wetlands Center in Raleigh called, Mud: A Celebration of Wetlands. Some of the families from our Scout Troop met up to enjoy the muddy fun. There were several different stations where kids could explore, play and learn about mud, wetlands, wildlife,…
An Easy Way to Give Up the Pacifier
Noah was long overdue to give up his pacifier (which is called a milkies in our house). I let him keep the milkies much longer than excepted. The main reason is how close in age him and Simon are. If Simon had a milkes then Noah wanted one too… so when he was finally old…
Breastfeeding Breakthrough
3 weeks old Since we figured out that Abel was having trouble with my oversupply it was much easier for us to remedy the problem and get him nursing. I found that if I offered him the breast after I pumped a bit he had no problem latching on and didn’t become fussy afterward because…

NC Zoo : Homeschool Field Trip
On Friday we took all of the boys to the NC Zoo with some of the other families from our Classical Conversations homeschool group. The last time we went to the Zoo was when Jude was about 2 years old (We only had 1 child) so this trip was much different. Joe took the day…
Confession: I Purposefully Didn’t Pay A Bill
Now, I’ve not paid bills many times over my life either because I didn’t have the money or I just plain forgot but only once have I purposefully refused to pay. Here’s the story. A few weeks after Noah was born I was up all night with horrible tooth pain. So the next morning I…
Tummy Time with Infantino
Noah was a big baby at birth, 11lbs to be exact, so he developed skills a little fast than most kids his age. He was rolling to one side at 2 months, which meant he had self imposed tummy time a lot. I would still get on the floor and play with him and encourage…

Weekend Adventures: Mud – Walnut Creek Wetlands
On Saturday we took the boys to a special program at the Walnut Creek Wetlands Center in Raleigh called, Mud: A Celebration of Wetlands. Some of the families from our Scout Troop met up to enjoy the muddy fun. There were several different stations where kids could explore, play and learn about mud, wetlands, wildlife,…
An Easy Way to Give Up the Pacifier
Noah was long overdue to give up his pacifier (which is called a milkies in our house). I let him keep the milkies much longer than excepted. The main reason is how close in age him and Simon are. If Simon had a milkes then Noah wanted one too… so when he was finally old…
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