For 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 about what they are going through. All year long single parents…
5 Inexpensive & Thoughtful Gifts For Someone Special
December 10, 2020 in 2019 Gift Guides, Motherhood, Single Parenting
For 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 about what they are going through. All year long single parents…
5 Inexpensive & Thoughtful Gifts For Someone Special
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....
It’s Perfectly Normal For Children to Grieve The Death of Their Favorite Superhero
August 29, 2020 in Disney Movies, Family & Life, GraceWhile still fresh, by now we have all heard about the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman. At the age of 43, he passed away from Stage IV colon cancer. What is even more shocking for most of us to hear, is that Boseman, was...
Thank You, Teachers!
June 29, 2020 in FamilyThis post is sponsored by Babbleboxx on behalf of The Quaker Oats Company, all opinions are my own. If I can be EXTREMELY vulnerable for a moment, let me say that it has been a very long two and a half months! Like families...
30 Fun Activities Dads Can Do With Their Kids
March 18, 2020 in Family, FatherhoodThere is no doubt that kids absolutely love to spend time with their dads. Dads are often seen as the fun, easy going, let-them-do-whatever-they-want type. In our family, mom is with the kids most of the time. So, when I get home from work,...
How to Handle Being A Work At Home Parent During School Breaks
March 16, 2020 in Family & LifeWorking at home sounds like loads of fun…until you actually have to do it! I promise you while not difficult, it’s not a task that is for the faint at heart. Throw in kids on top of that, it can be a recipe for...
Yes, I’m Raising My Children To Be Respectful, Why Is That A Surprise?
February 19, 2020 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...
Navigating the Holidays With Kids
December 2, 2019 in Family & LifeFrom November 1st to January 1st I am normally at my busiest. As a mom of four, freelancer, business owner combined with all of my other hats, the holiday season is the time of the year when there isn’t a single day that goes...
Saturday Morning Fun! The Intelino Smart Train
November 25, 2019 in STEM for KIDSThere isn’t a better way for us to spend a rainy Saturday than doing a fun STEM project with the kids! We are always looking for exciting ways to engage the kids in a fun screen-free activity. Intelino smart train makes the train playtime...
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