Ever look over at people traveling alone on a flight? Their headphones are on, enjoying a movie and a drink without a care in the world… Sometimes I miss those days. But even though traveling with the entire family can be incredibly stressful, I refuse to let that keep me from going places. Especially now that the world seems to be opening back up and there’s finally a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. With travel on the brain, I’ve come up with a list of must-have products to help anxious parents feel just a little more prepared.   1. Munchkin Arm & Hammer Pacifier Wipes Toys, teethers, literally everything ends up on the floor while traveling. And...

Yes, yes, by now everyone has spent a lot of money. But if you’re still looking to buy gifts or just want to give back, here’s my list of places that can help curtail some of the guilt of holiday shopping – and also do something good for the world.

The only thing that’s been getting me through the last couple months is the anticipation for the holidays. Maybe it’s just because Christmas is an indicator that this year will be over...

When my daughter was born last year, I packed a few gorgeous Eden + Anais muslin swaddles in my hospital bag. I had no clue how to swaddle, and honestly I didn’t think much about it (or know how important it is). The nurses were experts at swaddling with simple blankets—and kindly showed both me and my hubs multiple times how to swaddle our new baby. But the first night in the hospital, we changed her in the middle of the night and then had no clue how to get the blanket tight around her. This left me extremely paranoid that blanket would end up over her face during the night, so again we called a nurse in for help....

I don’t know if anyone else had this experience, but my first car seat/nursing covers were these really sweet, pretty, patterned fabrics that were just adorable. 

2020 has been about adapting. Adapting to a world of changes: rarely socializing, wearing masks, standing in long lines outside of grocery stores. With all the changes in the world this year, Peachick emerged as a response.