Many of us have been in the house for extended periods of time. Extracurricular activities have been canceled, playdates are non-existent. So if you are like me and struggling to keep your children active, then keep reading! Kids need regular exercise to build strong bones and muscles. After spending long periods of time at home,…
Parenting on the Fly: Keeping Kids Active Even When You Are Exhausted
January 10, 2022 in Parenting On The Fly
Many of us have been in the house for extended periods of time. Extracurricular activities have been canceled, playdates are non-existent. So if you are like me and struggling to keep your children active, then keep reading! Kids need regular exercise to build strong bones and muscles. After spending long periods of time at home,…
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Having moved to the outskirts of Atlanta in the middle of the pandemic, we never fully had the chance to explore our new home. Instead of our normal weekend of sports, meetings, and random outings, we decided to plan a fun-filled weekend for our family in Atlanta so we could get to know our new…
Paid for by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. #Ad We are all aware that we are in a boxing match with COVID-19. During a round with your opponent, you make on-the-fly adjustments to the best of your ability. Luckily, we can wear our masks to reduce our chances of getting COVID but…
There is a fine line between being positive and toxic positivity. Creating a positive attitude when dealing with the hard parts of life is not easy. Maintaining a positive attitude during the holiday season, especially if you have toxic family members can take a toll on you in ways most people can’t imagine. While I…
10 Movies To Enjoy With The Family During Thanksgiving Break
November 21, 2021 in Brown at The Movies
I look forward to the holiday season for a multitude of reasons. Besides being with the family and creating more beautiful memories, it’s the time of the year I get to binge-watch my old favorites and find new ones to add to the list! I don’t know if anyone else’s family has ever done this,…
My oldest turned 17 years old just a few months ago. We sat down and created a vision board for her senior year of high school, as well as things she wanted to accomplish beyond that. Imagine my shock when she had not even thought about a career. To me, it felt like the end…
Grieving During the Holidays: Remember You Do Not Owe Anyone Anything During This Time
November 18, 2021 in Grace
So often during this time of year, everyone wants us to smile, and while we may smile, attend office parties, host our own Friendsgiving and post-Instagram worthy photos, it doesn’t change that on the inside we want to scream and just lay in the bed and cry. It’s been eleven years since I experienced my…
10 Ways to Build Your Confidence and Become the Woman You Were Meant to Be
November 13, 2021 in Grace
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”-Maya Angelou We all have struggled with some sort of insecurity at one time or another in our lives. While building confidence is something that many of us have had to…
It’s Wednesday, that meals it’s time to feature another awesome recipe! Since we have been trying to alleviate a lot of pasta from our diet, we opted to try substituting with Zucchini, just as a one off to give it a try. I thought this would be tricky with the kids, given that they now…
Why It’s Important To Speak To Your Teens With Love & Grace
November 12, 2021 in Grace, Parenting Teens
When my oldest daughter was ten, I learned the hard way when an exchange with some good friends went terribly wrong. As a parent it’s nearly impossible to discuss problems between your child and another family without anyone getting offended. My first impulse was to resolve my daughter’s communication issues, however well-intentioned, actually interfered with…
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