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One month with our sweet Charlotte Grace.😍 This newborn stage is flying by so fast. I feel like the more children you have the faster they grow.🥺 These photos are my way of capturing a little moment in their life I can always look back on. Trying to enjoy every moment because I know it won’t last long.💛🙏🏽

Children have a short attention span and can get over stimulated or “bored” with the things that are readily available at their fingertips. With a Montessori school approach of letting them choose their activity and rotating their toys everyday will help with “toy fatigue”. Plus it also will help with clutter and organization in your home. And there’s less cleaning involved when you only have to clean one toy activity at a time versus all the toys. #familyorganization #momhack

When people ask me is it hard to have four kids with three under three. They are surprised when I say it was harder to have one than four. Here’s why: Two words: PERSPECTIVE & EXPERIENCE.
It’s not the child that is hard, it’s the learning everything new as a mother and finding confidence as a parent. I remember with my first baby being completely clueless and having every fear and anxiety in the world. I worried everything I did would mess up my baby. I couldn’t even watch the news because of how bad my anxiety was. Looking back I wish I had given myself more grace and trusted myself more as a mother. I see myself now juggling four kids while my husband is gone for work more than 2/3 of the year, and doing pretty darn good. I look back at younger self and wonder why I ever doubted myself when I had it so easy with my angel baby of a son. Who to this day is the “easiest” child to parent.😅
Parenting is hard whether you have one or four kids, but by the fourth you already know what to expect, you are more prepared, and you also know hard days will pass. The sleepless nights, the terrible twos, all of that will seem like a blink of an eye when you realize how fast time flies with children. I no longer stress about the little things, and I trust God more in guiding me in my ministry as a mother. I choose faith over fear, and choose joy over worry. 💛🙏🏽

God bless the girls who are amazing mama friends! Every mom needs a mom friend group that they can count on to share their experiences with. Who will be there through thick and thin, be a big supporter of your family and kiddos and occasionally feed you when you have your hands full!🤪💛

As someone who has experienced postpartum depression with my first, I’ve found getting outside and getting active has been so helpful in helping me combat the Baby Blues. Plus it’s so good for baby and the whole family. We make it a time to go to the park, play, get the kids energy out, while simultaneously helping me with my recovery. #postpartumrecovery

The look you give your best friend and love of your life when you think, “We made that.”🥰 Newborn pictures as a family of six. So thankful for our four sweet little blessings. They are our greatest pride and joy.😍 Swipe left to see what Daisy really thinks about not being the baby anymore, and the reality of what trying to get 3 under 3 in a photo and you don’t have enough free hands.😅 #darnellfamily

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