Posts in the "Fun" category:

A Great Time Doesn’t Happen By Accident

by Rachel Denning on Oct 26, 2011

If our lives are so crammed full of soccer games, music lessons, and social functions how can we expect to have fun together? Great experiences don’t happen by accident. While you can’t force family fun, you do have to make a place for it.

Stress-Free Traditions – Episode 16

by Power of Moms on Oct 25, 2011

Sometimes it feels like implementing quality traditions into our homes is “just one more thing” to do. In this podcast, you’ll be reminded that traditions don’t have to be “big” or stressful in order to be magical.

Making Housework into Favorite Memories

by April Perry on Oct 25, 2011

Fun housework? Isn’t that an oxymoron? Creating order and cleanliness isn’t always a party at my house, but for those who are committed to getting the family involved (while having some fun along the way) here are some ways great ideas.

Creating Fun

by Telena Hall on Oct 22, 2011

As a mother to three, the task of dressing my children has gone from “fun” to “daunting” each morning. Thank goodness my definition of “fun” has evolved over time!

Moms Just Wanna Have Fun (Part 2)

by Allyson Reynolds on Oct 20, 2011

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.

Let the Good Times Roll

by Suzanne Christensen on Oct 17, 2011

While unpacking some boxes, I came across my school journals from fifth grade. With my son starting fifth grade, I decided to share a few entries with my son. Best part was hearing “You were a fun girl. I would have been friends with you!”

Moms Just Wanna Have Fun (Part 1)

by Allyson Reynolds on Oct 13, 2011

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.

Fun in the Workplace

by Karin Brown on Oct 12, 2011

It can be a challenge to give equal focus to the “job” of being a mother and having fun being a mother. The balance is particularly challenging when work and fun occupy the same office space. The trick for me is to make that mental shift from work to fun while remaining in the workplace of the home.