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Getting Your Childs Sleep Schedule On Track For The New School Year

August 1, 2021 in Family
back to school sleep tips Naptime 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 is starting in just a few days, we have been working…
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Getting Your Childs Sleep Schedule On Track For The New School Year

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Naptime 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...

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Yes, I’m Raising My Children To Be Respectful, Why Is That A Surprise?

April 16, 2021 in Family, Grace

It 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...

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How To Build A Successful Parent/Teacher Relationship Even During Hard Times

September 25, 2020 in Family

Behind 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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Thank You, Teachers!

June 29, 2020 in Family

This 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...

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30 Fun Activities Dads Can Do With Their Kids

March 18, 2020 in Family, Fatherhood

There 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,...

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Save The Princess

December 30, 2018 in Family

My little girl loves to be called princess, loves to dress up as a princess and just loves everything princess-shy and girly. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. It seems as if more and more online, I reading more post as to...

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5 Ways To Instill Confidence Into Your Children

August 29, 2018 in Family

Confidence or some type of insecurity is something that we all struggle with at some point in time. As parents, it is our goal to make sure that we allow our children to become the best versions of themselves. Natasha BrownLove of impromptu dance...

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POW! Our Favorite New Game to Beat Boredom!

February 5, 2018 in Family

Gigamic has an amazing selection of board games for the entire family to enjoy. As a parent it can be pretty difficult to find creative ways to help my kids beat the boredom horse, without giving them an electronic device. Between the holiday break, the...

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Caring For Those Who Cared For You With Sam’s Club

December 13, 2017 in Family

This content is sponsored by Depend, however the opinions expressed here are my own.  It goes withlout saying that people get older, and as time goes on, they may not be able to care for themselves like they used to. As my parents and...

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