Libby Ross
Libby is a lover of life, seeker of light, and eater of ice cream. She grew up in the DC metro area and settled in Reston, VA. She lives with her two daughters, her wild flowers, Lucia and Annabelle, 10 and 6 yrs old. Coming to the realization that life is to be documented, she started a family/newborn/branding photography business in 2019. As a further attempt to document all the things, she’s pursuing her passion of writing, and hopes to connect with the community and to leave a legacy for her children in the words she shares.
Where to See The Nutcracker this Holiday Season
Sitting on my couch yesterday, staring at the decorative Halloween bats that are still decking my halls and need to come down before Thanksgiving,...
See Live Shows this Spring in the DC Area
The sun is setting later in the day, the temperatures are warmer, and the trees are blooming. This means that Spring is officially HERE!...
5 Tips on Parenting by a Non-Expert
I like experts and have relied on them many a time over the course of my life for various matters, parenting included. As a...
How I Found Myself in the Wild
In March, I had a four day in-patient hospital stay for severe tonsillitis and, what the doctor called, “sepsis-light”. While recovering at home afterwards...
The House That Built Me
You know that Miranda Lambert song, The House That Built Me?
(PSA: it’s beautiful…listen to it if you haven’t)
I had that house as a...
Fed Is Best
The tale: "Breast is best"
It was my last day of maternity leave with my youngest, Annabelle, a feisty 4 month old who hated car...
Infertility Explained From the Heart
To explain what it’s like to be faced with infertility is difficult, but allow me to try from the heart.
It’s constantly living in a...
COVID is Suffocating Me…But Then I Breathe
COVID is suffocating me
I strap on my N95 mask upon entering the gym to watch my 6-year-old’s basketball game. A few minutes in, I...
My Infant Loss Story (12 Years Later)
This is a guest article from Libby Bianchi.
I remember shopping for my black dress at the mall that one humid fall day twelve years...