Megan Wall
Megan is a wife and stay-at-home-mommy to Matthew and Benjamin. A Navy brat, she spent her childhood moving and traveling throughout the country. Her family finally settled down in Louisiana, and she has called Baton Rouge her home since she became an LSU Tiger in the fall of 1998. After earning her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and her Master’s in Secondary Education, she and her husband, Kenny, were married in 2004. For nearly ten years, Megan taught literature on the middle and high school levels. She is passionate about reading and instilling the love of reading to children. After four years of struggling through infertility, they were ecstatic to enter the world of parenthood in 2010. A true lover of lunching with friends, pedicures, exercise, literature, and lattes, her latest interests include tractors, pirates, climbing, and superheroes.
National Infertility Week: Tell Your Story
First of all, I just want to say thank you to the many of you who have responded to the posts this week. I have received emails, texts, Facebook messages, etc., and the feedback...
National Infertility Week: How to Be a Supportive Friend
For the many of you who are reading this blog series (here is Part 1 and Part 2) who have never struggled with fertility, chances are that you know someone who is. Infertility...
National Infertility Week: How to Cope
Yesterday, I shared my story of my journey through infertility . What I failed to share yesterday, however, was the deep agonizing pain that I went through in that journey. I didn't share about...
National Infertility Week: My Story
I have two amazing children. Matthew, my three-year-old, is an inquisitive, bright, tractor-loving country boy, while Ben, my almost-two-year-old, is a playful, hilarious, sweet bull in a china shop. I cannot imagine not being their mother.
But...
Don’t Give Up on Your Picky Eater
I hear it all the time, whether it's at birthday parties, restaurants, or just hanging out with friends: "But, mommy! I don't like that!" Dealing with picky eaters is an uphill battle, but encouraging their pickiness...