Passover Prep…with Kids
As part of the preparation for Passover, most Jewish families do a thorough cleaning of their homes. Even if you don't celebrate Passover, you won't want to miss author Adina Soclof's five tips for encouraging children to help around the house and prepare for holiday festivities.
Staying Organized is a Family Affair
As the mother in our house, I had control over the schedule. I was successful at this motherly duty and everyone arrived where they were supposed to be and with what they needed. That was until last Fall, when our family decided to come up with a plan to eliminate debt.
Cleaning with Kids
Watch as Aubrey Degn uses some creativity and a lot of fun while teaching her children to empty the dishwasher and put away their toys.
Juggling Balance
My definition of balance is more a feeling that I am doing the best I can in each area of my life at any given moment. Because honestly, when you try to get all of items on the top of this equation to equal balance, not everything is going to run smoothly.
To Do or Not to Do: How Do You Decide?
I've got a question burning inside me for all the moms out there: How do you stop trying to do too much? In spite of all I do to be an organized, balanced, happy mother, I am still trying to do too much, and I don't know how to stop.
Inspiring Balance
Everyone told me that my life would never be the same after my son was born. I knew they were right, but I had no idea the extent to which my life would be turned upside down! As one of millions of working mothers, I struggle daily with the pull between what I love to...
Learning About Earning
Can little kids learn about the value of work and money? You bet. Check out this cute video showing my twins' serious excitement about earning their own beloved toys.
It’s Not Just You
Have you ever looked at the imperfections in your life and asked, "Is it just me?" In case you're ever feeling like "it's just you," here are a few ideas of comfort.
How Do You Eat an Elephant? One Bite at a Time.
When I find myself impressed by something someone else has done, I think, “What steps do I need to take to accomplish that?" I believe that we can accomplish great things if we plan to do things “one bite at a time.”
Great Charts for Little Kids
The Degn family shares simple charts that are perfect for helping little kids finish their daily chores, earn toys they want, and understand the family's weekly schedule.
Who Wants to Live on Stinky Shoe Lane?
We all want to live on streets with pleasant names. These are my suggestions for giving more uplifting descriptions to the responsibilities associated with raising children.
Book Summary: M.O.M
Confession: I am a neat freak. I used to ask my mom if I could organize her kitchen cupboards...just for fun. You get the picture…I'm weird!
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