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!
The Perk of Seasonal Consignment Sales
In my 20s, I was more than willing to throw down an obscene amount of money for a lovely pair of high heels and...
There’s a Slice for Everyone: Family-Friendly Pizza in Chattanooga
As I am currently on a dairy-free diet due to my newborn’s allergy, I can’t help but plot my way through a pizza-eating binge...
Life With Gestational Diabetes {Part Three}
I'm at the very end of baby-making and am staring down the narrow canal of the birthing process. All this is made just...
Life With Gestational Diabetes {Part Two}
The first few days were nothing but panic, self-recriminations, and even more panic. Now, with over a month of Gestational Diabetes experience under the...
Life With Gestational Diabetes {Part One}
I've been basking lately in the fact that this pregnancy was going much smoother than my last. With my four-year-old daughter's time in the...
Pregnant and Finally Allowing Myself to Like My Body
I doubt it will be any surprise to anyone who has read my posts before that I have a sincerely unhappy relationship with my...
The Night Terror That Scared the Pants Off the Parents
It was a relatively normal night. Lillie fell asleep with her usual amount of fuss and fizzle before conking out. She was sandwiched between...
My Daughter Just Said her First Goodbye
I think we all remember the first goodbye in our lives. Some, like my daughter, are lucky enough that their loss is a beloved...
Behind Every Princess, There is a Brave Daddy/Prince
We get the looks alright: confused, charmed, captivated, and condescending. However, the looks float right over the tiara-wearing head of my little princess, who...
I Am So Thankful for My Village: Chattanooga
I hate to say it, but the first few years of motherhood for me were tough, to the point of being downright horrible. It...