Whitney H
Small-town girl gone big city, Whitney is an Alabama native and mama to sweet triplet girls, Remi, Rylee, and Ruth. She and her husband Ben love the challenge of raising triplets and find joy in being “those people.” As a former elementary school teacher, Whitney has a creative spirit and loves a good DIY. She’s passionate about momming and upbeat music and has found the two pair well. She also couldn’t live without roller coasters, Dave Ramsey, marker pens, and all things colorful. Plagued by perfectionism and indecisiveness but blessed with a determined personality, she relies on a heavy dose of grace to get through every day. Keep up with Whitney's family on YouTube.
What’s in My Toddler’s Easter Basket {with 2 Free Printables!}
Easter has always been a favorite, most exciting time of year for me. The holiday itself is a time to reflect on the hope...
Freshen Up Your Laundry Routine This Spring
During my five years of marriage pre-kids, I was a laundry goddess. I had such a precise routine down and hardly ever fell behind....
Tips for Saving Sanity and Money on a Road Trip with Kids
We all know a road trip with kids can sometimes take a good five years off our lives. Some of my most stressful parenting moments...
How I Fed Three Babies Breastmilk for a Year {and Still Had Leftovers}
Start here: Every woman's body is different. There is no exact answer or equation that leads to breastfeeding success for all. Some women are...
MCMG :: Multiple Children Mom Guilt
We have a little community park within walking distance of our house, and one of our favorite things to do is stroll there and...
My Top 5 Go-To Toddler Meals
Cooking for and feeding a toddler can be one of THE most frustrating, stressful things for us moms. It's so hard to consistently feed...
Infertility and the Power of a Story
In a society where we Americans obsess over convenience and instant gratification, infertility is a scary thing. Sure, there are clinics and specialists and...
Birmingham Moms Blog :: Introducing Whitney
Birmingham
The summer before college, my aunt invited me to live with her while I worked in Homewood. It would be the first taste of...