The reason for the blog.

I decided to make my blog private, but there were a few posts that I think that some special people in the world can benefit from!  So congrats if you're here because you are one of them!

I have created a Floor Car Mat and a Quiet Book that I think are the best in the world.  :)  (with humble pride, of course!)

And I also wanted to share my breastfeeding experience/info in case anyone can use it.

So yeah, it's a small blog, but it's got good stuff.  :)

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