Forget resolutions. Do this, don't do that. Take time today to think about what you really want in 2008. It doesn't have to be big and it might not come in a shopping bag after all.
And you thought you’d just tell your self to diet and exercise more in 2008. Here’s a whole list of advice for taking resolutions straight into parenting.
Now that the holidays are behind us, your neat house is probably a distant memory. How can you get the toys out from underfoot... and save your sanity? Here are a few tips for controlling all that clutter.
It’s a few days after Christmas and all the daycare providers and schools are still closed until at least January 2nd. How will you make it to the end of school vacation in one piece? Once again, the blogosphere to the rescue!
Temper-tantrums, messes, and back-talk are just a few symptoms of a bored toddler. Keeping your little one busy with a few age-appropriate chores can teach them the importance of pitching in, and may grant some sanity to mom and dad. More importantly, it will lay the foundation for teaching responsibility and understanding consequences.
Too many women are spending valuable nap time debating “Stay-at-Home Mom versus the working mom”. Either way, we’re overworked, underpaid and expected to do way more than any human being is capable of in a 24-hour day. And while we argue, our men sit on the couch and watch football, if yours isn’t, I know mine is!
It has been one day since my little guy almost lost his life. His little eyes are no longer bloodshot, but the cord burns are still visible, and he has broken capillaries all over his face and neck. While he probably won’t remember this event when grows older, it is something I can never, ever forget.
Sometimes we don't think twice about the toys and products in our homes. This morning's list is all about selecting products that are safe, green, and appropriate.
