
Hello Everyone! Let me introduce myself by telling you all a little bit about me. In 2008 I married Garrett, the love of my life. He is a Marine and of course I followed him here to Jacksonville, NC. I have a graduate degree I don’t use and instead I’m the happiest stay at home Mom ever to our daughter, Nora, who is almost two years-old. Garrett recently got home from his second deployment and surprise, surprise! (okay, not really) I’m pregnant! Garrett and I are happily expecting our second child on or around October 1st. We’re hoping this is the second of six pregnancies for us. Yes, you read me correctly. We want a BIG family! I hope you enjoy reading about my experiences as a mom!
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Goodbye CuddleBugs
December 4th, 2011 Kelly Mulder
Well, Cuddlebug readers and bloggers, it is time for me to say goodbye. I’ve had a lot of fun sharing my parenting experiences with all of you for the past two years. It’s hard to believe it has been two …
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Adjusting after PCS (Permanent Change of duty Station)
November 30th, 2011 Kelly Mulder
Adjusting to a new duty station has been an interesting experience for me. For the first couple of months I’ve been here in Okinawa I’ve been focusing on my family and getting us settled. Finding a house to live in, …
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Baby/Toddler Surveillance Systems
November 23rd, 2011 Kelly MulderI really loved the Summer video baby monitor we installed in Nora’s room when she was a baby. I could see her and know exactly what she …
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Potty Adventures
November 19th, 2011 Kelly Mulder
The other day Garrett, Nora, Asher and I were at the library when Nora told us she had to pee. We were ecstatic SHE told US. She has been accident free for two weeks now however … -
12 Things Parent’s Shouldn’t Do
November 16th, 2011 Kelly MulderI was perusing Facebook the other day and came across an article titled, 12 Ways to Mess Up Your Kids. Experts have come up with a list …
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Avoiding Sibling Rivalry
November 13th, 2011 Kelly MulderI did not realize what a difficult baby Nora was until Asher was born. I thought her constant spitting up was normal as did I assume the inability to …







































