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I became the mother of Oliver on a Wednesday, a couple of minutes after 18:00. It was love at first sight. That little bundle of joy (who turned out to be 4 kg) has stolen our hearts.  Honestly, the first month of motherhood was not very easy. I was trying to figure out all of the breast feeding tricks and also to get used to sleeping less hours. We were too worried about everything. He seemed so tiny and fragile, and we were overthinking 🙂. But Oliver was a  perfect newborn. I couldn't wish for a better experience. He slept well, he didn't get sick, he liked my singing (and still does) 😄. He enjoyed taking baths. We were the happiest! Little did we know that out silent newborn will turn into a Mister Trouble in time 😁. Today our baby is not an actual baby anymore. He is turning THREE! WOW! I still cannot believe it! So as you probably know, I always write about his year on his birthday.  The last year was very interesting for him and challenging enough for us. Here is what

Hello everyone, Today I am writing about books. Lately I have been reading more books written by or about women. And i found some of them very inspirational. We, women, are surely strong. However there are times when we feel that we are not good enough. I recommend you these books, I am sure they will make you feel better.  1. Becoming by Michele Obama Most of us know Michele Obama as the wife of Barak Obama - the 44th president of the United States of America. But not everyone knows who she really is. Michele Obama is a strong woman who has grown up in a regular family. As a little girl, she had big dreams and high goals. And now we can all agree that a great part of them have come true. She is a loving mother, a supportive wife, and an active fighter for the equality and women right. Shortly she is a great personality. Personaly, I have loved her book. It is well-written and it has many interesting facts. I admire her even more now!  2. In order to live by Yeonmi Park What a st