by Mackenzie | Jan 23, 2023 | baby, baby boutique, birth, Blog, choice, crisis pregnancy, Families, Kids, pregnancy, unplanned pregnancy
New Year New You! Between you and me (and everyone else reading this) I hate that famous mantra. It might be a new year, but new me? It’s not like I’m going to wake up tomorrow and be traded with someone else’s body like some overdone Hollywood,...
by Mackenzie | Dec 22, 2022 | baby, baby boutique, birth, Blog, crisis pregnancy, Kids, pregnancy, unplanned pregnancy
It’s that time of year again. The hustle and bustle of shoppers and retail workers fill the streets and walkways. The sweet aromas of candles and cookies flood the air. There seems to be an overwhelming sense of something important, necessary, that is to...
by Mackenzie | Oct 24, 2022 | abortion, baby, baby boutique, Blog, crisis pregnancy, pregnancy, unplanned pregnancy
Fall. Up in the beautiful Northeast it’s a season of change, of beauty and wonder. “The old goes away and the new comes.”……Eventually. Honestly, Autumn has never been a favorite season of mine. I could never understand why people...
by Mackenzie | Aug 3, 2022 | abortion, baby, baby boutique, birth, Blog, crisis pregnancy, Families, Kids, pregnancy, spring, Summer, unplanned pregnancy, womens health
I hate to admit it out loud, or even on a computer screen, but the summer is dwindling. It’s coming to a halting end as school supplies flood store shelves and pictures of “first days” begin to overtake my social media streams. How can this be? It...
by Mackenzie | Jun 27, 2022 | Blog, Families, Kids, pregnancy, Summer
Hey Moms and Dads! Hey Grandmas and Papas! Hello babysitters and keepers-of-kids during the long, summer days! If you’re anything like us, this summer is in full-swing. The kids are thrilled, excited, wearing-me out and obviously not going back to school anytime...
by Mackenzie | Jun 10, 2022 | baby, birth, Blog, choice, crisis pregnancy, pregnancy, unplanned pregnancy, womens health
It’s been a while since I’ve sat down to write some of these blogs to my friends (hopefully) reading these words on the other side of a screen. I must admit how awkward I feel and nearly unequipped at this task. It was not so long ago I felt most at home...
