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.
Fat and Happy
Thinking about The Power of Acceptance, here’s a question: Have you learned to accept your physical self? Extra maternal fat and all? It’s been more than three years since my last child and I’m still hanging onto those last 10 pounds. But, is it really such a big deal?
Breastfeeding In Public
Currently, forty-five states protect a mother’s right to breastfeed in public. To show support for nursing mothers, hundreds of mothers gathered across the United States to stage a “nurse-in” by collectively breastfeeding their babies in public. Here’s what I think.
Share Your Favorite Holiday Moments With Us
In the spirit of celebrating The Power of Moments, I would absolutely love to do a post compiling some of our readers’ simple philosophies, traditions, or systems that help them to enjoy the magical moments of the holiday season with their families.
Straight Talk : Beauty, Brains, or Both?
From excessive accessories to underage make up, it seems young girls are increasingly more obsessed with their looks. Don’t get me wrong, I like to look nice too but, is that what I want myself or my daughters to be known for?
The Rich Family
I know many families (and retailers) have already moved into the Christmas season, but we are still enjoying the benefits of Thanksgiving. I can’t think of a better segue into the Christmas season than that of expressing gratitude for blessings.
Thanks and Giving: How To Be “The Rich Family in Church”
Eddie Ogan’s story, “The Rich Family in Church” illustrates perfectly how giving to others can fill us with contentment and gratitude for our lives, even if we appear poor in the eyes of others.
What You See Is What You Get
I recently spent time with my beautiful spunky 89-year-old aunt. Despite losing her husband and then losing one of her daughters, my Aunt Ginny is one of the most optimistic people I know. She truly believes what she sees is what she gets.
The Science of Optimisn
Whether you’re a natural born optimist or a struggling pessimist like myself, cultivating optimism can be the difference between enduring motherhood and enjoying it.
Lessons From My Sister
Life really is short and we shouldn’t need to be reminded that it’s meant to be enjoyed. Just ask my sister.
Moms Just Wanna Have Fun (Part 2)
In my last post I tried to convince resistant moms suffering from MMS (Martyr Mommy Syndrome) that not only can they still have fun after having children, but that they should. In this post I want to talk about how to make that happen.
Moms Just Wanna Have Fun (Part 1)
So why don’t we do it more often? Every mom has her reasons. Well, I have a little secret to share with you: You have to make and take your fun.
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