Consider what your end goal for this holiday season is. Write it down, and start working backwards!
The Beginning of Senior Year
I love that my girls are self-sufficient. We started that training when they were very young. But I am struggling with the fact that they will actually leave my house in the way-too-near future.
Book Summary: Carry On, Warrior
Melton’s honest, open, brutiful (beautiful+brutal) truths have made me fall in love with her journey, respect my own, and understand how important it is to just show up for others. Read more about the best-selling book from the creator of Momastery.com.
Karate Kid Lesson
My 7-year old is a disaster…when it comes to organizing, that is. Step One was getting her to realize things don’t belong under the couch, on the couch, or in the middle of the kitchen. That’s when we introduced the Karate Kid method.
Homework and School Project Ideas
Homework time is upon us again! Chantol Sego has some excellent ideas to keep your kids on task: a “homework board,” a “homework box,” and project planning template you can download!
Homework and School Project Ideas
Want to learn some excellent ideas for helping your children organize their homework and school projects? We’ve got that right here!
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.
Calendars for Kids
Need some ideas to help your children get started with calendars? Here’s one mother’s experience.
How Do You Google?
We are full force back into school. Clothes, supplies, soccer season, school photos, sports photos, PTA meetings, fundraisers and events. There are a lot of things to keep track of. Here are a few of my favorite ways to stay on top of everything: Google Calendar Google let’s me set up multiple calendars and color […]
Domestically Disabled (but Learning)
I have been a wife for almost 13 years and a mother for almost 11, but I admit that I am “domestically disabled”.
Go Figure
As a first time mom, I had all the same worries that any other first time mom has. Will I be able to tell what my child needs and when? Will my child be healthy? Will I be comfortable nursing in public, or nursing at all? Will I ever be able to get back to […]