I told you from the beginning that these forty days would include a few craft ideas and fattening recipes. I'm keeping my word today. So, in order to feel a little peace around Thanksgiving, it might be a good idea to make something special with the kids BEFORE you put out the dip and chips and turn on football for the guys. This craft is an … [Read more...]
Little Things were the BIG Things all Along
There’s a popular quote making it's way around Pinterest that makes a lot of sense, “Enjoy the little things. One day you’ll realize they were the BIG things.” When you’re a mom it’s easy to overlook moments that seem so mundane and even insignificant. If you’re caring for an infant or a small child there isn’t much time to stop and smell … [Read more...]
Married Mom Meet Single Mom
When was the last time you encouraged a mom whose family dynamics looked a little different? According to a recent article in the New York Times, “41 percent of births in the United States occur outside marriage, up sharply from 17 percent three decades ago.” Research further suggests, these moms experience higher rates of poverty and … [Read more...]
When a Loved One Slanders You to Your Child
Loved ones can be complicated. As your children begin to grow up it only makes sense that we count on our extended family and friends to encourage and guide our kids. But, what if they undermine your parenting and discourage your children instead? What then? “When you want to know the real secrets about your dad and mom, come and see me.” … [Read more...]
Memorial Day Moments with Kids
As the proud daughter of a U.S. Marine my love of the U.S.A. is part of my genetic makeup. Yep, that's me over there. Dad thought it made perfect sense to stuff my little self into his helmet. His patriotism rubbed off. Play the national anthem and I sing at the top of my lungs, see a mother with a "My son is a Marine/Soldier/Sailor " bumper … [Read more...]
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