We all know the dirty list: toilet seats, counters, bacteria-filled sponges, microwaves, and refrigerator door handles. But what about those forgotten or unnoticed items? The ones sitting in your house quietly collecting germs? A study conducted by NSF International states that “the areas in which food is prepared actually contained more bacteria and fecal contamination …
It’s that time of year again. Pull out the cozy sweaters, soft blankets, and bring on the soup recipes! Nothing says comfort food like a bowl of hot soup on a cold day. This thick and hearty soup is a perfect fit. This recipe is a simple soup that is delicious and filling. Double the …
Eight different techniques provide help through the difficult situation – giving your child the power to choose and proceed with one of the options. A simple way to provide structure and allow the child to take ownership of their actions.
Writing was going to be my outlet. I needed to pour my heart onto symbolic paper; to get my mind clear, and let some anxieties go. It was working for a while. Letting the things deep in my dark place to be released allowed me feelings of freedom and refreshment. Perhaps even providing a chance …
I said it. The thought that dances through my head and taunts me every day. In sheer frustration, I growled out the sentence: “things were so much easier when you were little”. Instantly, I saw that my sensitive 9-year-old had drawn up his face and began silently sobbing. I crushed him with my words because …
Sometimes it needs to be chilled. Ingredients work together and mold into something. Life’s experiences have a way of doing that, too. Try adding more spice. Figure out which foods are not good for you and steer clear. Venting is critical, as well as letting off steam. Just like close friends, your go-to meals will …
– As soon as you sit down on the toilet, a child will need you. – As soon as you lie down to rest, the doorbell rings. – As your tax refund goes into your account, your appliance goes out. – The size you need will be the one out of stock. -The kids will …
I am weary-weary. Frustrated that all motivation is gone. Grasping at the next steps, and how to look like I know what I’m doing for the sake of my kids – because I definitely don’t.
You’ve probably heard of thyroid disease, but did you know that nearly 60% of people with thyroid disease go undiagnosed? According to the American Thyroid Association (thyroid.org), more than 12% of the U.S. population will suffer from a thyroid condition at some point in their lives.
The world can always use a little more kindness, and where better to start than with our own families? These small acts can make a big difference in your child’s life. Check out these ten ideas or set out to create your own.
