Guest post by Christopher Brown As parents, it is our job to ensure that our children learn everything they need from us in order to become functioning adults. However, for parents of boys, we often find ourselves teaching them lessons that we find important, but won’t help them be the men they need to be.…
Guest post by Christopher Brown As parents, it is our job to ensure that our children learn everything they need from us in order to become functioning adults. However, for parents of boys, we often find ourselves teaching them lessons that we find important, but won’t help them be the men they need to be.…
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10 Important Lessons Men Should Teach Their Sons
in FatherhoodGuest post by Christopher Brown As parents, it is our job to ensure that our children learn everything they need from us in order to become functioning adults. However, for parents of boys, we often find ourselves teaching them lessons that we find important,...
Getting Your Childs Sleep Schedule On Track For The New School Year
August 1, 2021 in FamilyNaptime and bedtime are simultaneously the best and worst parts of the day around here. The best part: they are sleep and I get a break. The worst: getting them to actually go to sleep. Now that summer is over for us, and school...
What To Do When You Are A Mom In An Identity Crisis
July 17, 2021 in MotherhoodStruggling to find who you are and your place in the world isn’t something reserved for teens, twenty-somethings, or men going through a mid-life crisis. Believe it or not, many mothers experience the same thing. Similar to Imposter syndrome, where one may feel as...
Why Every Parent Should Have A Hobby
April 27, 2021 in Family & LifeParents these days are so very busy, but we’re more stressed than ever before and in need of lifestyle choices that help us be happier. Pursuing a hobby may be just the ticket. Here are a few reasons why a hobby is a great...
5 Questions Every Potty Training Parent Should Ask Themselves
April 21, 2021 in Family & LifeIf you are thinking about starting to potty train your toddler, there are a few questions you should ask yourself before you begin potty training. Being well prepared for this challenging transition from diapers to potty is one of the best things you can...
Yes, I’m Raising My Children To Be Respectful, Why Is That A Surprise?
April 16, 2021 in Family, GraceIt always surprises me when people stop and compliment how well behaved and respectful my children are as if it’s some kind of anomaly. Most of the time it’s followed up with snide comments about how parents these days try to hard to be...
This One-Minute Video Can Change Your Relationship With Your Teen
March 2, 2021 in Family & LifeThis post is sponsored by the Center for Parent and Teen Communication, all opinions are my own. Ask yourself, does your tween or teen have your undivided attention? I am excited to once again partner with the Center for Parent and Teen Communication, an...
5 Inexpensive & Thoughtful Gifts For Someone Special
December 10, 2020 in 2019 Gift Guides, Motherhood, Single ParentingFor many single parents, when it comes to gifts around the holidays, they would love a gift that is thoughtful rather than just expensive. One that acknowledges that they too may need a break, a shoulder to lean on or just that someone cares...
How To Build A Successful Parent/Teacher Relationship Even During Hard Times
September 25, 2020 in FamilyBehind every successful public school student is a great public school teacher. And great teachers make great public schools. But teachers can’t do it alone. I would be lying if I said virtual schooling has made the parent/teacher relationship for us stronger, it hasn’t....
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