Blog Page 66
Written by Shannon Polk, Guest Writer
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Dr. King was a human rights leader and a champion for justice. He spoke bravely in the face of danger and he promoted a vision for equality and freedom. Dr. King embodied courage, fairness,...
There. I said it. I’ve thought it numerous times. I've even mentioned it to my husband and a few friends in passing to see if anyone would take the bait and tell me they could relate, but now it’s...
The other day I was standing in line waiting to pick my kids up after school when I heard a couple moms complaining behind me about all of the parenting apps out there. You know, apps like Seesaw, Remind,...
Self-care is so important in our lives, but it’s hard to do when you have children. It’s so easy to put it off for another day and suddenly it’s months later. Very often, we hear mothers that never spend...
My miscarriage is probably no different from yours...
My baby was here, growing, making plans, and then - just like that, my baby was gone.
That morning, I went into the ultrasound appointment excited to see a heartbeat. I walked...
Are we the only ones that struggle to find inexpensive {or bonus, FREE} things to do with our kids?? If so, we've compiled a list of over 100 free and inexpensive things to do with your kids throughout the year. Keep this list handy for summer break, rainy days, or those days when everyone in the house is SO bored.
Teaching a child to use the toilet is harrowing.
The accidents, the time spent in the bathroom, the smells...
Then, your child throws you a curveball.
It first happened on the little SOS potty I keep in my car for up to...
My Dear Son, My due date with Baby #3 is fast approaching. In less than a month, you will be a big brother. It's something we have talked about for months, something that your older sister already adores. She is so ready to be a big sister to this new baby, more excited than she was to become a big sister for you. It's you I worry about
As a coach of junior high and high school-aged girls, I often see kids at their worst, as they navigate the tangled web of adolescence. If something doesn't go their way, it's quite possibly the end of the world as they know it. The entitlement mentality gets old fast and has me wanting to call them out for being jerks. There, I said it. Now before you get defensive, hear me out...
