Category Archives: Parenting Advice
Blogging, Bronchitis, & Blackouts
It feels like every couple of months weeks, I’m blogging yet another sorry-I’ve-been-MIA posts! In fact, it happens so often, I’ve made this handy little graphic I can use to skip this awkwardness…
Here’s what I didn’t blog about the last couple of weeks:
Blogging
Every blogger eventually feels a bit of burnout… Continue reading
The week I didn’t blog and I stayed in PJ’s all week and felt sorry for myself.
We’ve all had the World’s Nastiest Cold this last week. And by “we” I mean, “everyone but me.”
I have no idea how that happened–me not being sick. My toddler likes to put her hands on the sides of my face, and touch her nose to mine. Particularly so when she has snot dripping like a faucet and has a smoker’s cough. Also, I slept in bed with my… Continue reading
Armor Your Children
Lately, as my children head out the door to their respective modes of transporation (we have a walker, and a middle school bus-rider) on the way to school, I’ve been feeling… unprepared. As in, I haven’t prepared them. Yes, they are smart, and they are generally good children, but I haven’t prepared them spiritually in those few precious morning minutes we have.
I’ve been meaning to Google “how to… Continue reading
10 Ways to Use a Timer With Kids
Sometimes, a mom needs a few tools in her arsenal. These toys may include a hidden stash of candy to halt a breakdown when you need to leave the house, or the silliest song to break up the monotony of… Continue reading
Wanted: One Mom (Temp. Position)
Source: Shoebox Blog
WANTED: ONE MOM FOR TEMPORARY HIRE
Our fast paced company (The Family, Inc.) is currently looking to fill a temporary position for one Mom. Current Mom is seeking a Mental Health Break and would like to train temp worker prior to taking Leave… Continue reading
