Keep This In Mind
Melissa CoughlanReflections on belonging, becoming a mother, and creating a home. Written from the Irish countryside.
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Summer reading, family visits, and guest bedroom makeover
It’s officially my first summer as a mom!
My little Louise is now three months old and keeping her nice and cool during these heatwaves is becoming a full time job. It’s times like these where I miss the ubiquity of air conditioning in Am...
How to survive the first few months of motherhood without losing your mind
It took three months, but I finally had my Charlotte York crying in the kitchen pantry moment.
It’s 7:30pm on the hottest day in Ireland on record. Irish houses are built to keep the heat IN, so it’s been a full military operation to keep...
Why you’re not interesting anymore
Motherhood has a sneaky way of pushing us to finally make the changes we know we’ve needed to make for a long time. Or at least, that’s my experience so far. Not only am I making changes for myself now, I’m also doing it so I can be there f...
Things I find incredibly chic (postpartum edition)
10:07pm on Sunday night and my husband and I are both silently procrastinating the bath and bedtime routine for our almost 10 week old baby. She’s been great all day, to be fair. Minimal crying, more sleepy than usual, and so today has been...
May Favourites: Small things that have brightened my month
This month, it was really hard to prioritise being a mom over writing and connecting with you all on Substack. There were so many instances where I felt creatively inspired, but couldn’t do anything about it because my baby girl needed me....
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Getting personal about motherhood, identity, and life in Ireland. Documenting the journey and sharing the lessons with you all in case I forget.
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