jasmine
Jasmine is a local mom who lives in Fairfield with her husband and three children (born 2010, 2013 and 2018). She is a psychotherapist with a focus on women in life transition, especially the perinatal period. Her private practice is located in downtown Fairfield (BetterSelfCT.com). Jasmine was born and raised in Connecticut but spent her college and graduate school years in and around New York City. She has worked as a psychotherapist since 2007 and is passionate about helping others to reach their goals. Jasmine is still trying to get the hang of this parenting thing, 10 years into it. In the two hours after her children go to bed, she enjoys a good glass of wine and watching the latest Netflix series with her husband. She also loves the beach, supportive mom friends and baked goods.
Late Night Happy Hour at Geronimo
Last week the Fairfield County Moms Blog contributor team had a real treat: a moms' night out at Geronimo Tequila Bar & Southwest Grill...
Yes, That’s My Son
Yes, that’s my son. I’m so very sorry that he bit your child on the slide. Yes, that’s my son. I’m sorry that he’s...
Breast Is Best but Fed Is Better
Dear Mamas,
This is a weighty topic. Breast or bottle. Bottle or Breast. You are somewhere on your journey and whether you are pregnant and...
10 Things to Love About Fall (as we say goodbye to summer)
Fall is here! The air is cooler at night and early in the morning, and the sun is setting earlier in the evening. It’s...
Who Were You Mama?
Who were you mama? Before. Before you cleaned noses and made dinners and fixed boo-boos? Who are you in addition to being a mama?...
Mom Hazing: Parenting Overly Curious Kids
Up the nose? No problem.
Picture it: Easter Dinner. The table is set, the food is still warm(ish). And the guests are seated. I’ve just...
Starting Over (Kind Of)
After the birth of my second child six years ago, I was prescribed what’s often referred to as the “mini-pill.” My periods had historically...
Picky Eaters? Mom Hacks For Getting In the Greens!
Meal planning has to be one of the most challenging things about parenthood.
My firstborn was always a great eater (except for that pureed...
Meet Jasmine!
Parenthood really redefines the meaning of the word “tired.” This morning I nearly put breastmilk in my coffee, having collected it in the handy new...