Hannah Haro
Hannah Haro, PT, DPT is a physical therapist, wife to Daniel and mom to Mina (2018). She was born and raised in a small northern Michigan town, is bilingual, helps run a soccer clinic for kids with disabilities, is a Christian, and a partner at the Austin Stone Community Church. Though Hannah currently works as a PT in a pro bono clinic at University of St Augustine, she has previously worked as a babysitter, downhill ski instructor, math teacher, barista, and health coach. She likes to say she is in the business of rehabilitation: of people, as a PT; and of homes, as she and her husband are now on renovations for house #4 in as many years. She also loves coffee and anything chocolate, enjoying the green spaces of Austin, and a really good sci fi/fantasy novel while curled under a blanket.
My toddler’s 20 months old. Yes, I’m still breastfeeding.
It's been a while since I wrote... anything. Between the quarantine, feeling like I had nothing to write about, not having time to write because I have a toddler at home and am working...
Keep Your Kids Active, Even During The #CoronavirusQuarantine
I've got a 1 year old. She is the most social and active 1 year old ever, I'm sure of it. She NEEDS interaction with other kids, NEEDS to be running and climbing and...
Mom’s Perspective :: National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
It’s National Eating Disorder Awareness week! (Feb 24-March 1)
This year’s theme is Come As You Are: Hindsight is 2020, so it felt especially fitting that I would share about my battle with an eating...
Mom’s Guide To Creating the Best Birth Plan
"Wait... I need a 'Birth Plan?' Isn't the plan to ... give birth?"
When I signed up for the Bradley Birth Method class, we had no idea of the number of interventions possible during labor...
Homebody at Heart
"Ain't nobody like a homebody."
Is a sign you will see perched in a few different corners of Magnolia Market by Joanna and Chip Gaines. For those of you who are a homebody at heart,...
Everything Changes, All the Time
I used to think everything changed until it got to a point where it was static and life stayed the same after that. Routines, checklists, work -- that eventually I'd get to a point...
Moms Guide to Baby-Led Weaning
What is Baby-Led Weaning?
First, it's not "weaning" per se; the focus is not on giving up breastmilk or formula. The focus is, instead, on adding (age-appropriate) solid foods (rather than purees) to your little...
Perfect Pumpkin Pastries, Pasta, and more
I was so excited to use that alliteration. So excited, in fact, that I specifically looked for a pasta recipe so I could have more than just sweet pastries in this post.
Pumpkin is such...
Attachment Parenting: The Benefit of Touch
If you didn’t know already, I’m a big advocate of hugging (see my blog post on why hugging is so good for you). So it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that I’m a...
Self Care Is Just Not Enough
Self Care isn't enough.
I'm not saying that it isn't important--necessary, even-- to take a few minutes to breathe in the middle of your day. Or that cup of coffee with your Bible. Or that...