Adrianna Poetzsch
Adrianna is a mom of two boys, Julian(3) and Nolan(1.5). Originally from New York, she and her husband moved to Atlanta in the fall of 2018. After moving here, it immediately felt like home for them. Despite the hot and humid summers she loves Atlanta and all that it has to offer for her and her family. After becoming a first-time mom, writing became an outlet for her to openly share all about motherhood; the good the bad, and the ugly. After blogging on her own for some time, she was thrilled when she found the Atlanta Mom community. A former teacher and now stay-at-home-mom, you can usually find her chasing around her boys. When she has some free time she enjoys exercising, reading, or binge-watching a show with a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, and of course a snack to go with it!
Parent’s Morning Out and Part-Time Preschools in East Cobb
When I moved to the Atlanta area I was pleasantly surprised to hear about Parent’s Morning Out programs. Before moving here I never even knew this existed. If you don’t need daycare and just...
We CAN Do Hard Things: Inspiration From My Toddler
Life is full of many hard things. My son recently taught me that sometimes we need to give ourselves a little pep talk to get through those hard things. I never realized my 2-year-old...
How Does Social Media Make You Feel?
I came across this question once and I really took the time to reflect on it. How does social media make you feel? It is something I never really thought about up until recently....
The Mistake I Made as a First Time Mom
I will be the first to admit that I have made mistakes. I learn from them and move forward. Being a first time mom you make many of them. I’m not ashamed to admit...
Lessons Learned from Two Under Two
When I first began to write I originally thought I was going to share tips and tricks for life with two kids under two. Well, I spent a lot of wasted time and laughed...
Home is Not a Place
As I watch my son play with his wooden trains that were once mine, I can’t help but smile and think about my childhood. When he pulls his wooden Radio Flyer wagon down the...
Managing My Postpartum Anxiety in a Time of Crisis
I was 2 months postpartum as of February 27, 2020. Just when I started to feel a little bit like myself again. Just when I settled into my routine of taking care of my...