Introducing US!

Kelly's Intro:


I’m Kelly, I’m 23 and I have 2 beautiful children. Aiden is 3, born in April of 2007. Kairi is almost 2 months old, born on July 24 2010. I am married to my best friend, Tony. We have been together 6 years, married for 5. He is in the Marines and we are stationed in California. I met my blogging partner in crime over 7 or 8 years ago when I worked with her sister, Julie, in my tiny hometown. Now Julie is our blog manager, lol, and is going to try to keep us on track (hopefully). The 3 of us are scattered all over the world so this is going to be a fun project. This will give you a glance at the differences in parenting styles that Sarah and I use: All Natural and Traditional


Sarah’s Intro:

My name is Sarah and I am living the life I have always dreamed of. I have an amazing husband named Blake and just had a beautiful baby boy by the name of Alexander Achilles on July 11th, 2010. My husband is in the Marine Corps and we are currently stationed in Hawaii, which is where me met and got married in August of 2009. I met Kelly through my sisters when I used to live in Tennessee. I haven't talked to her in years, but thanks to the wonderful world of facebook, for the last few months we have been able to keep in touch. Being pregnant around the same time and having our due dates within weeks of each other, it was nice having someone to talk to about all the baby mumbo jumbo that my husband was tired of hearing 24/7 =)



Our Goal:

Being a new mom and a second time mom, we have found that the hardest part is everyone telling YOU how to be a parent. Which is what brings us to this blog. There are many different ways to live your life and raise your children, and everyone has a different outlook on life. Kelly is a more traditionalist, raising her kids by societies "norms", whereas Sarah is more of a naturalist, going against the grain if you will. Even though we have two completely different parenting styles, we get along great simply because we understand that we are both doing what we think is best for our families. This blog isn't to debate about who's life is better, or who is right and who is wrong, it is just to just give a little insight into two different worlds lived by friends. Feel free to follow and comment if you like, but please keep all negative comments to yourself. You wouldn't like if someone tried to tell you how to live your life or raise your kids so give us the same courtesy to us, and let us do what we think is best. It's hard enough to raise a family without everyone telling you you're wrong.