Here is a little Peanut Savage update! We are fully in the second trimester now and will find out if it’s a boy or girl in a few weeks! . For those of you who don’t know the story – Tim and I tried to have children for 10 years and after some unsuccessful IVF […]

???? Happy St Patricks Day y’all! You know FOREVER I thought I was primarily Irish but after taking @ancestry DNA turns out I am mostly Scottish. Have you done Ancestry DNA? What did you find out? In any case here’s wishing you a lovely day filled with joy and happiness. ???? Source

Y’all I have been in NESTING MODE! What is something you did that helped you organize with a baby on the way? Since our family of two is about to become a family of 3 and I have been organizing, moving furniture and getting ready! So excited! #firsttimemomat50 #newborn #nursery Source

2nd vaccine done! With little peanut on the way I’m thankful people worked hard to create something that can keep us a little safer during this weird time. Source

Have a great day y’all! Love, Sugarberri Source

Glad to be able to be in an enclosed spot to be able to drive some golf balls today! Source

Hey y’all! Quick question… Where did you set up your baby registry? I LOVE getting to plan Little Peanut Savage’s arrival! Source

Getting closer and closer to getting my book proposal done! If you want all the beforehand deets… go HERE: http://bit.ly/savagecrew and join the book crew! . + Read early chapters before books are released. . + Join private Q+A s to get personal insights. . + Get exclusive access to a private Facebook group and […]

This was one of the very first looks at peanut Savage at the beginning of January. Last week we officially moved into the 2nd trimester of the pregnancy and cannot wait to meet this little sweet baby. ❤️ Source

I had a thought for you this morning. You know it’s one decision. Just one. . I don’t know what your one decision is. . It could be one decision to get help while battling with depression. . It could be the decision to find community in a time where we are separated by distance. […]