Andrea
Andrea is a SAHM and Project Manager for Indianapolis Moms. She lives in Noblesville with her husband Dan and their two kids, Jonathan and Sarah. They are involved at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. You can usually see her with a cup of coffee in her hand and a smile on her face. Unless she doesn’t have said coffee. Then she is frowning and running towards her Keurig. Andrea is thrilled to be involved with IM as she goes through motherhood! She loves being able to bond with other parents. Other interests include reading, wine tasting, and working out on her spin bike to stay sane.
Clutter, Clutter Everywhere
Clutter. It is currently the bane of my existence. I know that sounds dramatic, but it's true. Clutter is EVERYWHERE. I constantly walk from room to room in my house and sigh on a...
Ask the Expert: Meet the Riley Emergency Department at IU Health North
Parents living on or near the Northside of Indianapolis now have an option to receive the most highly skilled emergency care close to home. At IU Health North Hospital, Riley Children’s Health doctors and...
Please, Please Just Let Mommy Sleep
Have you ever been in a deep sleep in the middle of the night and then suddenly awakened with a tap, tap, tap on your forehead? You gasp when you see your little gremlin,...
Handling the Firsts the Second Time Around – Part Two
In part one of this series, I talked about how differently I have handled all the baby firsts the second time around. My second child was born three years after my first and I...
I Like Myself: Erasing Self-Doubt in My Thirties
It took me 34 years to like myself. As I approach my 34th birthday in this doozy of a year, I’m taking a different approach in my personal growth. Instead of being my own...
National Book Lovers Day: A Parenting Book Review
The book "How to Stop Losing Your Sh*t with Your Kids: A Practical Guide to Becoming a Calmer, Happier Parent" by Carla Naumburg came into my life at a time when I needed it...
Ask the Expert: IU Health Vaccinations During the Crisis
Now more than ever, parents are taking a mama and papa bear approach to parenting. The protection of our children has become more strict since COVID became a source of constant worry. To some...
Handling the Firsts the Second Time Around, Part One
Two years ago, back when my older son was a tiny toddler, and I thought parenting was hard, I wrote about what I learned in my first year of parenting. Now, I have two...
Meet Our Indianapolis Moms: Andrea Resnick
Hello, fellow Indy moms! I'm Andrea Resnick; an Indianapolis Moms fan turned contributor. I began writing for Indy Moms in March 2018, and I'm so happy I joined this awesome group of women. I...
My Adult Therapy Blanket
I started knitting a blanket in early 2017. Just something to do while watching TV and if I had nothing else going on. No thought was given to this new project, I just grabbed...
Ask the Expert: IU Health Pregnancy Care During the Crisis
Preparing to have a baby can be a nerve-racking time for every mom-to-be, filled with anticipation, birth plans, and packing the hospital bag. Lately, that anticipation has spiraled into major anxiety with all of...
Guide to Online Games and Resources
Unless you've been living under a rock, there is a pretty good chance you have been keeping up on the latest with the dreaded Coronavirus outbreak. It looks like we will all be spending...
I Quit Breastfeeding and That’s Okay
Before you read, I want to make something clear. I do not discourage any new mother from breastfeeding. If you are able, have the energy to do it, and excel at it, I applaud...
Trusting Your Partner When You’re a Control Freak
When I was younger, around nine-years-old, my town had a tornado warning in the middle of the night. My older sister and I shared a bedroom, and when our dad came running in, he...