Maura Lynn

I love that American Diabetes Alert Day encourages people to identify and lower their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. So, in its honor, I want to do my part and share with you some tips I’ve found for helping you and your family develop healthy lifestyle habits that will lower your risk. Such activities allow you to enjoy quality fun time together, as well as reinforce healthy lifestyle choices that lower your risk. I hope you found these tips useful, and that they help you and your family to lower your risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

So, in honor of Baby Sleep Day and National Sleep Awareness Week, I did a little research and want to share with you some tips I’ve We’ve come a long way in keeping our babies safe while they sleep in the U.S., but sadly there are still about 3,500 sleep-related deaths among babies in the U.S. each year. CDC research found that soft bedding, such as blankets and pillows were the main cause of infant suffocation deaths during sleep • Keep baby’s bassinet or crib in the same room where you sleep until your baby is at least 6 months old, and ideally until your baby is 12 months old.

I set out to change that for baby #3, and I finally found everything I was looking for in Lollipop. With crystal clear imaging, true crying detection, sleep tracking, a built in sound machine, and so much more, Lollipop checked all our boxes and then some. And, as a HUGE bonus, it’s chic and ultra flexible. Check out my story highlights on Insta for monitor unboxing and set up, plus adorable newborn baby footage.

This blog is going to be a haven of sunshine and pixie dust where I’ll share a little slice of my life here in magical Celebration, FL. From motherhood to faith to wellness, I’ll discuss what matters most to me, along with whatever fun, fabulous things are on my radar. You can expect Disney magic, travel adventures, and Florida Fun along with a dash of style, beauty, and musings on daily life. Mental health and authenticity matter, and this is the kind of magical place where it’s safe to come as you are.