“Man, this is so hard”, “I hate homework!”, “Why does he give so much homework?” These are just a few of the things that you (okay, your child too) might …
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Drugs
Parents avoid many topics or just hope to never have to address them with their kids. One such topic is drugs. We all know the saying, “Small children, small problems. …
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Creating an Innovative Mindset
I am sure you have heard all the buzz around a growth versus fixed mindset. But are you familiar with the innovator’s mindset and can you create one in your …
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The Ripple Effect
What greater gift can a parent instill in their child than the idea of putting others before themselves? How one seemingly small gesture of kindness can ripple on and on. …
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Stop and Smell the Roses
Do you ever feel like you are constantly on-the-go? Sort of like being on a race track and the red light is broken? Or perhaps you find yourself thinking “There …
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Grandparents as Role Models
The importance of relationships with grandparents in the lives of children cannot be denied, and their influence is significant. As such, the bond between a grandparent and grandchild is precious …
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Avoiding Vacation Blues
Ahh, can’t you just picture it; you’re laying on a lounge chair, the sun rays warming your body, sipping an exotic, cool, drink. The book you’ve been waiting to read …
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Tips for Holiday Shopping with Kids
Does the thought of holiday shopping with kids make you want to scream “No way!” Shopping any time with children can certainly test your patience. But don’t worry! With a …
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Secrets To Hosting the Perfect Daytime Holiday Party
This post was sponsored by Keurig® on behalf of the K-Latte™ Single Serve Coffee & Latte Maker As we walk outside each morning and feel the crisp air on our …
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Thought Provoking Questions to Ask Kids
As parents, we all have questions for kids several times a day. Typically, these questions are, “How was your day at school?”, “Who did you play with today?” or “Do …
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