Life Update Post Kidney Transplant! Rowan received a transplant in May 2021. Just wanted to check in and write about how life has been!

I’m having flashbacks from my amnioinfusion procedures, from the NICU, from the day we finally brought Rowan home.

I know most of you mamas can relate to this: I feel like I’ve done nothing productive today and I’m exhausted.

Taking good care of Rowan’s PD catheter and the skin around the exit site is important to decrease the risk of developing peritonitis.

24 Products That Will Make Life Easier For Medical Mamas

We recently traveled for the first time for a 3-night mini-vacation and I wanted to share how and what we pack!

I have been wanting to write about this for months, but I've been avoiding it because I felt ashamed.

These are some baby products that I love so much I just want to share them with other mamas, especially the first-timers!

Caring for my baby looks a little different than I thought it would when I first found out that I was pregnant.

Rowan has had countless surgeries and procedures since he was born. Read about everything he has had done so far and plans for his future.

What other mamas said their favorite gifts were while they were in the NICU or what they wish they would have had during their NICU stay.

National Kidney Month - 30 ways you know you're a kidney kid's mama

National Kidney Month - Sharing about my NICU experience.

National Kidney Month - I’m sharing about dry weight for CKD patients.

Day 4 | National Kidney Month For the fourth day of National Kidney Month, I’m sharing about nutrition for CKD patients.

Day 3 | National Kidney Month For the third day of National Kidney Month, I’m sharing about Rowan’s dialysis and how it works.

Day 2 | National Kidney Month For the second day of National Kidney Month, I’m sharing about Rowan’s medications.

Day 1 | National Kidney Month For the first day of National Kidney Month, I’m sharing Rowan’s diagnosis.

16 tips and tricks for making your daily tubie life a little easier.

Why does Rowan need a feeding tube? What does a typical day look like for us in terms of feeding?