Co-Parenting and Finances We all know that raising children is expensive. It is estimated that the cost of raising children through the age of 18 is $233, 610 and according to the USDA the cost of raising a child on a year basis is around $13,000 per year for middle-class families. Housing and food are…
Co-Parenting and Finances We all know that raising children is expensive. It is estimated that the cost of raising children through the age of 18 is $233, 610 and according to the USDA the cost of raising a child on a year basis is around $13,000 per year for middle-class families. Housing and food are…
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Parents 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 idea, even for a busy parents. I personally have started decorating…
If you are looking for a great gift for mom this May, look no further. Considering what we all have gone through the last year, my Mother’s Day gift guide is going to kick things up a notch.l It’s time to go hard or go home. Here are some amazing gift ideas to show mom…
If 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 do to make this as easy as possible on your child.…
There is no denying just how much negativity there is in the world right now. Over the last several months I have written about different ways in which you can increase your happiness and just simple ways to live a fuller life. As I continue to celebrate my “Jesus” year, I have taken the extra…
I live my life on a strict schedule. My mantra was always “if you’re early you’re on time, if you’re on time, you’re late.”; sounds pretty straight forward right? And remaining on this strict schedule meant that I had listed for everything. Groceries, cleaning, errands, school stuff, my stuff, my husband’s stuff. I am a…
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 their kid’s friends instead of their parent. The truth is, I…
As parents, we’re constantly trying to make decisions for the wellness of our children—and many times the choices are pretty black or white: You pick fruit instead of a cookie as a side with dinner. You teach them to say “please,” even if you have to remind them 100 times a day. You make sure…
This 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 organization that uses science-based methods to support healthy family relationships. On…
We are all adults, right? When you are a parent quality time with your partner can be challenging, especially when your child(ren) is young or if you have a starting lineup as we do. With COVID it can also be difficult to get a sitter. Here are some fun Valentine’s Day date ideas that don’t require…
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