Seeing your child struggle with emotion is difficult and frustrating. In the heat of the moment it can be challenging to think about the best way to handle the situation. This Calm Down Choice Board can help your child become more confident and independent in handling emotions. Allowing your child the ability to decide their …
Field day has always been a childhood favorite. Since we didn’t get to participate in field day at school, we decided to make an at-home mini field day with another family of our closest friends. Taking into consideration that this version was better than my kids’ alternative of, well — none, I didn’t go too …
I roll over in bed towards the warm sunlight spilling through the windows after a sound seven hours of sleep — exhausted. Reluctantly, I peel myself off the soft and cozy sheets and begin the day; including spending a good ten minutes plucking a few white hairs from my eyebrows (the only place I have …
Make it a gift or splurge on yourself. T-shirts, tanks, hoodies, jerseys. https://www.bonfire.com/names-of-motherhood/
It didn’t start as a bad day. It actually started as a peaceful Friday morning, then quickly things began to unravel. The kids (yes, more than one) were each late for a virtual school meet; at the same time, I remembered bills to write off and some information that my husband needed me to complete …
They’ll never know that you added veggies to their cookies (Wink-Wink). Getting kids to eat veggies is often a struggle. My youngest child has always loved fruits and vegetables — my other two kiddos do not. I have tweaked this recipe combination to get a good taste, but also add in a vegetable. This would …
Delicious and Moist Slow Cooker Meal.
Just like everyone else, we struggle to find safe activities to interest our kids during the pandemic. An idea we tried was to educate the kids on some family and local history. We explored places that are no longer in use, and we found the deserted buildings and locales intriguing. Family History The top experience …
With my youngest son, I quickly realized that something was up with his GI system. He cried constantly (a different cry than his colicky brother) his bowel movements looked like something out of a horror movie (I will spare you the picture that showed the doctor – you’re welcome) and then came the vomiting with …
