Today our son probably took his first nap ever without his beloved binky. Truthfully, it's been a long time coming. He had become that kid that you would have to ask to take it out of his mouth so you could have a conversation. He is 2 and a half (I want to cry as I type that) and we let him hang onto it this long because we were nervous about the transition to him having a baby brother, didn't want to take away something as he was feeling a little like his world had changed. Somewhere in the past 6 months binky or "Bink" took on a life-like persona. Kolt would talk about it like it was a pet or best friend. We didn't really do anything to discourage him. My sisters and I all had binkies growing up, although I think only 1 of us had trouble letting it go. It seemed as if my husband and I had missed the window of opportunity to get rid of the binkies, while Kolt didn't seem so interested in it. I spent last night reading other blogs I had pinned on Pinterest ...
Kacey is a self proclaimed bargain shopping addict, diy-er, picker, avid decorator, wife and mama of 2 boys. The Not Too Shabby Mom was created after she became a stay at home mom. Finding her footing in this new role after 19 years in the workforce. Dealing with fertility challenges and raising a young family with style and grace. Her love for her family, fashion, antiques, organizing and DIY translates into a blog full of something for everyone.