Sometimes all you can do is lower your expectations, go with the flow, and embrace reality with all its rough, raw edges.
As moms, we think, “This is going to be a wonderful day – I'm going to get all this stuff done and have magical moments with my children...” and we end up disappointed somewhere along the way. While it's great to be positive, it's also great to be realistic!
Megan Stewart offers great ideas to help you teach the values of dependability and loyalty. Plus, she announces a special giveaway!
Life has it’s ups and downs, but this heart-wrenching ride has taught me about acceptance, courage, and that it’s okay to pretend.
Although watching people fight seems to be a national past time (on TV, in political debates, and all over the tabloids), I don't know a single person who enjoys the fighting at home. Sometimes it feels like there's no hope in sight. (But there is . . . keep reading.)
With four children and lots of responsibilities between me and my husband, life often moves too fast for us to stay on top of the stuff in our house 100 percent. My thought: In order to love the mess that is your house, all you need to do is focus on its beauty.
Pregnancy is filled with joy and anticipation. It can also be brimming with nausea, heartburn, and aching joints. My pregnancies fell mostly in the latter category. Here begins the tale of two pregnancies.
What if your habits, preferences, or ideas clash with a child's? How do you decide when to accept that particular behavior of theirs (even if it conflicts with yours) and when to try to change that behavior?
Are you depressed? If so, you’re not the only one. In fact, the third Monday of every January (this coming week) has been dubbed “Blue Monday” since 2005. Just check out this article to see how you can put the "blues" behind you.
Do you find yourself discouraged about motherhood more often than not? We are willing to bet that these four habits will help you see your work as a mom with the perspective you deserve.
One little Daisy Scout meeting a week...no problem, right? Wrong! Read how one mother discovered and accepted the pace she needed to set for her family.
The power of acceptance is something every mom needs but, I have to think it is especially valuable to single mothers who learn to accept and even embrace their new reality.
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