"I worked hard to curb my expectations and prepare for our first Walt Disney World experience as a family. I had a pretty clear vision of how the whole thing would go for my family of six, and with that, I did my due diligence to mentally and physically prepare. I covered everything from ride expectations to cool Disney 'fits," writes Samm Davidson.
"But guess what? Like everything else in motherhood, nothing went exactly as I envisioned. In fact, our Disney experience was widely different than I anticipated. And thank God — because the result was better than I imagined." And today she's talking about the how and the why. Fair warning, it'll have you pricing out hotel rooms in Orlando.
"While the idea of entering perimenopause can feel daunting, there are a few potential silver linings for many period-havers," writes Deirdre Kaye. "If you've reached the point where you are no longer expanding your family, you're probably pretty pumped about skipping the occasional pregnancy scare since you can't get pregnant in perimenopause, right? ... ... Right?" WRONG. Very wrong! Read this one before you toss the birth control!
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