As parents, we all want our kids to succeed in school, but let’s face it—homework can often feel like a battle. If the thought of another school year filled with nightly homework struggles makes you cringe, you’re not alone. But here’s the good news: Homework doesn’t have to be a dreaded chore.
A Joy-filled Guide to Chores for Kids
Sweet Slumber: A Sleep-Deprived Mom's Guide to Better Rest
6 Ways To Keep Your Kids Healthy This Winter
Navigating the winter season with kids in tow can be a concern for many parents. The flu and other viruses tend to make their rounds during this time, and keeping our little ones healthy is a top priority, especially during the holidays. But don’t worry, there are simple steps you can add to your routine to ensure your child stays happy and healthy, even when the cold weather sets in.
Navigating the Postpartum Journey: A Mom's Guide to Self-Care
The Benefits Of A Routine and Schedule for Kids
As a parent, you know that getting your child to do their chores, complete homework, and manage their time effectively can be a major challenge. However, there is a solution that can make all the difference in your family's life: creating a customized routine and schedule for your child.
In this blog post, we'll explore…
Genius Small Apartment Hacks for New Parents
Short on Space? Experts Reveal Simple, but Genius Small Apartment Hacks for New Parents
Although they may be small, baby gear – diapers, bottles, cribs, and other baby necessities – can take up a significant amount of space.
While some families may decide to upsize to a bigger home, that route may not be available for everyone. Luckily, with some clever maneuvering and storage ideas, there are plenty of ways to make the most out of your small space.
Whether you’re renting an apartment in New York or are looking for ways to revamp a small bedroom into a stylish nursery in your Portland rental, we’ve got you covered.
We reached out to experts for their best small apartment hacks to optimize your space so you can make room for your new bundle of joy.
Check out these simple but genius ideas to help you prepare for your new adventure.
Simple Self-Care Strategies for Children (and Parents)
Never has there been a more critical time in our world for children to practice self-care. By doing activities that help them to slow down, relax, and boost their health, children can become more aware of their physical and emotional needs. In doing so, they can position themselves to learn more effectively and prepare for potential stressors that lie ahead.
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#1 Travel Secret for Vacation Planning with Kids
A gentle breeze accompanies warm rays of sunshine as the school year comes to a close. Excitement builds as school graduations announce summer vacation is ahead!
Assuming the kids will behave and everything works out, you only have to deal with the stress of organizing vacation plans so that summer is a big hit for everyone.
Rescue Picky Eaters From Stressful Mealtime Battles
What does a rice cake have in common with cardboard and pretzels? Can you guess? The answer is: No nutrition: Styrofoam, cardboard, pretzels, and Goldfish - they have no nutritional value. As a matter of fact, we could add glue and Play-Dough to that list, because basically, they all use flour and water. We could make a list of all the other non-food items that we could make with flour and water.
Winning Tips for Stressful Bedtime Battles
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Parenting Stress Provides Surprising Opportunities
The headlines online and in the newsstands continue to report on the spread of Coronavirus. Public facilities are stepping up their protocol to keep everyone safe and well. But it’s easy to see many are beginning to panic as they consider the “what-ifs.” In these times, it is valuable to have a plan B for our families in a world of uncertainty.
While authorities work diligently to…
Super Nap And Sleep Time Tips For New Moms
Let's talk about nap and sleep training. This delightful part of the day is a life saver for every mom's schedule. Encouraging a period of rest doesn't even require a little one to be sleepy! The downtime is beneficial physically and emotionally for the entire family when it is routine and predictable.
Children aren't born with an internal clock that matches the world around them. Therefore, it's a mother’s saving grace to get everyone sleeping or resting on the same schedule…