Rebecca Heid
My name is Rebecca Walden Miller Heid. I am married to Andrew Heid, a traveling production electrician who travels 90-percent of every normal (aka non-Covid shutdown) year. We have two beautiful daughters and are so very blessed in our lives, family, work, and health.
I love living in Chattanooga and making connections here for ourselves and our children. I look forward to sharing more of my family's journey with you! Let’s figure out this motherhood thing together!
Best Chattanooga Places To Go For Family Pizza Night
It's no secret that pizza is a beloved meal for families of all sorts and sizes. However, finding the right fit when bringing along children can be a bit more of a challenge. Most...
Why The South Uses THAT Winter As An Example
If you've lived in Chattanooga -- or anywhere in the surrounding 50-100 miles -- for any time during the winter, you've heard it referenced, remembered, and reflected upon at least 20 times.
You may even...
The Little Things Make Holidays Special
What holiday traditions make your fall and winter super special or unique? I've heard of many different iterations: Friends' Giving, Ugly Sweater Parties, Turkey Trots, and more. Most of us will answer the question...
Fanning The Flames Of Our Children’s Interests
As every parent knows, one minute, your little one will be chin-deep in Princess Elsa dresses and fake tresses, and the next, they've gone all Team Ladybug vs Cat Noir on you. A child's...
A Homeschool Seed Being Planted
School is back in session, and it is just as I imagined. Our weeks are a mad dash from Monday to Friday, with us barely catching our breaths on Saturday and Sunday before we...
Second Grade Fears
Recently, I was doing my normal scrolling through the Tik of the Tok, a source I use for entertainment, news, and learning.
I watch so I can learn about new ways to make yarn dance...
Summer Break Is Heartbreakingly Short
Summer is so short these days! When I was a kid, our summer break stretched out like fresh bubble gum, with seemingly no end or breaking point. Three months to a child was like...
How Do I Get Off The Breastfeeding Train?
So, it is time to start the weaning process for my amazingly adorable and stubborn two-year-old. Like her sister before her, she fell in love with the "Beebees" from the very first moments after...
Returning To Work, Finally
Bringing work back into a stay-at-home mom’s routine is like trying to shape three-day-old playdough into something recognizable. The hard, crusty bits take forever to fold into the soft inner layer, and by the...
The Balance Of Yes And No
Throughout my life, I've gone through many stages of ups and downs emotionally. When I'm in an up, I'll say yes to everything and be excited by the prospects that affirmative presents. When I'm...