Jennifer is a work-at-home mother of two. Her son has eczema, allergies, and asthma, and her daughter has mild eczema. She blogs about her family’s journey to itch-free, sneeze-free, wheeze-free days at It’s an Itchy Little World. She is the founder of The Eczema Company.
Oodles of fun with eczema & allergies
When most new moms are found cooing over their newborn’s deliciously smooth skin, instead I was questioning why my baby’s skin was not “soft as a baby’s you-know-what” and was slightly dry. When parents are usually caught up in the excitement of tummy time and baby’s first smiles and laughs, my husband and I were too, but we were also pondering our baby’s eczema diagnosis.
What do you do when peanut butter is your first love but you have nut allergies? Find a peanut butter substitute—and a sunny new lifestyle. Check out this post from Candice of Infectiously Optimistic. Thanks for sharing your story--and your favorite recipes, Candice!
I'm a big believer that whether or not you eat breakfast in the morning, and what you choose to eat, dictates the quality of your day.
When I was little, I knew it was going to be a good day when I got to be the one to open a brand new jar of peanut butter.
I lived for that moment where your butter knife first plunges into the creamy, untouched, golden brown peanut butter and adheres decadently to the clean blade. I loved the way it seeped into the nooks and crannies of my warm honey wheat english muffin as it melted and became one with the dough. It was breakfast bliss.
