Media, the internet, and technology in general have been a wonderful tool for humanity. Technology helps to connect us and keep us connected. It brings us knowledge of the world around us. It helps us to find new interests and can even make everyday life more straightforward. Unfortunately, it would be beyond wrong to say… [read more]
Practicing Tech and Media Safety in Your Home
August 21, 2019 by
Including Your Kids in Your Romantic Celebration
March 1, 2019 by
Romantic celebrations can be wonderfully memorable. Whether it’s an anniversary, a birthday that you want to add some romance to, or another special day, celebrating together is a great way to show your partner that you care, to enjoy being together and to add a bit of spark to your relationship. Every relationship needs the… [read more]
How to Be a WHAM and Love it!
January 12, 2019 by
Since my husband and I started our family, being a stay at home mom has always been a priority for me. Unfortunately, the cost of living is rising disproportionately to wages. It is becoming more and more difficult for moms to stay home. On the flip side, the cost of daycare can be prohibitive for… [read more]
How a Sensory Processing Disorder Diet Drastically Reduced Our Son’s Symptoms
February 22, 2018 by
Our journey to discovering a sensory processing disorder diet that helped us manage our son’s sensory processing disorder… Disclosure: My husband is a psychologist. I, however, am not a doctor nor a dietitian. I am merely sharing with you what I have learned and what has worked for our particular child. It was the screaming… [read more]
3 Tips for a Happy, Healthier Family
October 27, 2017 by
The foundation to a happy and healthy family starts at home, and it starts with you, the parent. Creating good habits at home when your children are young will help them carry those values throughout their lives and lead them to acting as a positive influence on other people. Creating a healthy environment is easily implemented… [read more]
Looking for the Perfect Work-From-Home Job? Be a VIPKID Teacher!
October 9, 2017 by
Looking for a way to supplement your family’s income? I’m so excited to bring you this guest post from an old friend of mine in Louisiana about a perfect work-from-home job – VIPKID teacher! Karen is a stay at home mom to 6 children and has a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education. Her husband works… [read more]
Buying a Smartphone for Your Kid or Teen? Here’s What You Need to Know First…
October 5, 2017 by
Smartphones, though a fairly recent development, have quickly become ubiquitous. Buying a Smartphone for Your Kid or Teen is a decision that should be well researched. Technological changes often mean changes to how we live, and it can be hard for parents to keep up. If you’ve been falling behind since the era of dumb… [read more]
4 Ways To Make Family Vacations More Fun for YOU
July 25, 2017 by
Family vacation is a time for the family to kick back and enjoy themselves. All too often, however, vacations spiral into hard work for moms shouldering most of the responsibility. But there’s a better way: Simplify your vacation so that you get time to enjoy it yourself, too, with the following four clever vacation strategies…. [read more]
Gaining Valuable Skills at Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp
July 20, 2017 by
Thank you to Challenger Sports for providing a session of British Soccer Camp for our review. Soccer season last year was painful for our then 9 year old. He went into the city recreational league with almost no soccer skills and undiagnosed moderately severe asthma. He was afraid of being hit by the ball and… [read more]
4 Good Habits to Teach Your Kids Early On
July 3, 2017 by
In the age of technology, those who don’t have the latest tablets or smartphones won’t make the cut, even those at kindergarten level. A 2015 study reveals that up to 75 percent of children between ages 1 and 4 have their own smart device. Although the use of smart devices can lure children away from… [read more]
Easy Tips to Reduce Toxins and Create a Healthy, Kid-Friendly Home
May 23, 2017 by
,Several hidden dangers can lurk in a typical home, including toxic chemicals, mold, and bacteria. Even dust and dirt can lower your indoor air quality and make allergy and asthma symptoms worse for kids and adults. Here are a few simple ways to reduce toxins and make your home a Healthy, Kid-Friendly Home. Use natural alternatives… [read more]
Create Your Own Home Summer Reading Program + Summer Reading Reward Coupon Printables
May 18, 2017 by
Summer break is upon us! My boys have put in hard work this school year and I want to make sure that they don’t lose all that they’ve gained this year in school. Creating a Home Summer Reading Program is an effective and enjoyable way for kids to keep on learning throughout the summer. Reading can… [read more]
What No One Tells You About Baby Gear Must-Haves
March 8, 2017 by
First time parents have it hard when it comes to baby gear. We are fortunate to have so many choices when it comes to what to purchase for our wee little ones. Unfortunately, with the abundance of choice also comes a great deal of confusion for first time parents. After raising three babies and reviewing… [read more]
The 15 Minute, Once a Week, Practice That has Changed Our Family
March 3, 2017 by
…And is continuing to change our family…for the better, of course. It was the typical stuff all families encounter. “Is it really that hard to turn off a light when you leave the room?!” “Why are your coats and backpacks on the floor when your hook is just a foot away?” “Is it really necessary… [read more]
