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Subscribe- No, Why, and Mine: Our Toddler's Three Favorite WordsWe dealt with each matter carefully but diligently, and our son – now twelve – understands why we often have to do things against his own will.
- Sleepovers and Sexual Abuse: Is Your Tween at Risk?Sleepovers are a way of life for many tweens. But have you prepared them for the unimaginable when spending the night in another's home?
- 5 Fun Family Memorial Day ActivitiesMemorial Day is always a blast in my family. Here are 5 great activities we've done in the past to celebrate.
- Make the Family Road Trip EasierHere you will find 5 time saving and sanity tips to make the family road trip easier with the kids.
- Are Children Spending Too Much Time with Technology?Even babies are getting in on the action, using iPads to play games and learn. Is this a good thing?
Is it Really that Bad to Push Your Kids to Succeed?Are you creating stress in your kids' life or simply motivating and enabling them to be successful in life?- Show Your Kids Some EnthusiasmKids really thrive on enthusiastic responses from their parents. It's hard not to zone out sometimes, especially when kids ask so many questions each day, but if you show them some enthusiasm, you'll both reap the rewards.
- Identifying Rashes: What to Look For, What to DoAs kids start to spend more time outside, the potential for rashes increase. Know what you are dealing with before you treat.
- The Last Minute School Project Freak Out FailWhat do you do when your child is a perfect procrastinator?
- Help, My Child is DepressedLet's look at some possible steps mothers and fathers can take to help their child who is experiencing a melancholy mood, as well as find out why it may be happening.
- Why Your Kid Should Know the Art of Small TalkGive your kid a few pointers on making small talk, and watch their confidence blossom.
- Summer Jobs for Young TeensA summer job for a young teen will accomplish two important things. It will give the child something to do and hopefully put a few dollars in his or her pocket. Find out what kids under 16 can do to earn money this summer.
- Are Academic Competitions a Thing of the Past?Public school participation is declining in academic competitions across the country. Homeschool involvement is increasing, but will it be enough to save the day?
- Is a Broken Home the Means for a Broken Family?A broken family or broken home should never be utilized for any divorce. It is a stereotypical description of children living without both parents in the same household. The bond between a parent and child may become stronger.
Prom Debate: Is Staying the Night Right?Senior prom ebbs ever closer for my twin teenage daughters. And with that rite came an interesting proposition.- Mother's POV: Living Together Before Marriage a MustWhile many still frown on the idea of couples living together before marriage, my experience doing so has opened my eyes to the benefits of this practice. Here are the top reasons why, should my children choose this path, I will support them fully.
- How My Kids and I Lost Weight TogetherI wish I knew what I know about nutrition 17 years ago. However, my recent education in all things consumable fare benefited both my progeny and me.
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How to Play Simon SaysSimon Says is a fun game that helps children learn how to follow instructions.
How to Play Hide and SeekHide and Seek is a fun game for all ages. It can also be combined with the game of tag.
How to Have a Ping Pong Ball-Spoon RaceEgg-spoon races are common in the spring, but ping pong ball-spoon races can be fun any time!- Confessions of a Frazzled MomIn my battle to balance a full time job, raising two young boys, and taking care of the house, I often feel as though I am coming up short in all areas. How can a working mom find some balance (and sanity)?
- How Much Are You Really Paying at the Pump?Is it truly free to breast-feed your child? While it can be an amazing gift to your newborn, if you are able to give it, be aware there can be many hidden costs associated. Be completely informed about your decision so you're not caught off guard.
- "Hi, Mom!"The day my son decided to lock me out of the house.
- Classroom Instruction or Classroom Indoctrination?When has school been about pushing personal ideals on impressionable kids, instead of teaching from the facts, learning from history as to not make the same mistakes?
- Taming Public Tantrumshow to deal when your child loses it in public
- Baby Football OnesieYour little boy will look so cute wearing this easy-to-make, football onesie.
- A Baby Boomer Caught Between Two Worlds: Caring for Elderly ParentsBeing a baby boomer means that we may be caught between two worlds. We still may have children at home, working in our careers, but have begun to take care of our elderly parents.
- Cutest Hairstyles for Four Year Old GirlsWhat are some of the cutest hairstyles for your little four year old daughter? Let's take a look.
- The Working MomOne mom's experience working full time out of the home while still raising her two young children. When working is not a choice, but a need. I completely support moms who stay home.
- First Person: Tips for Making a Family Budget WorkSticking to a family budget is easy with a few simple tips.
- How to Play HopscotchHopscotch is a fun game that can be turned into a competition.
- My Household Budgeting Tips in 5 StepsPaying off debt and finding ways to make ends meet is a part of many families' lives. Although it can be difficult at times, sticking to a family budget is not impossible. Here are 5 ways we make a household budget work.
- 5 Ways to Introduce Your Children to Herbs and Herbal MedicineEducating your children on herbal medicine and teaching them about herbs can be very fulfilling to both you and your child. Use this teaching time to build a stronger relationship with your kids.
- How to Stay on a Budget when Your Base Income is Social SecurityA look at how my family maintains a budget on a minimal income.
- Time Management for New MomsHow to balance taking care of a new baby with every day life.
- Preparing Children for a New SiblingHelping children prepare for a new addition
Sticking to a Budget Can Be a Sticky Proposition!Some tips and ideas to help you make your budget!