Mindfulness is more than just being calm. It is a state of mental awareness that benefits the whole family. Mindfulness is the pathway to emotional competence for both parents and …
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This Teacher is NOT a Good Fit For My Child!
Have you ever thought that your child’s Teacher was just not a good fit for you or your child? Well, we know that you could be right. There have been …
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Managing Sibling Rivalry
Do you have a sibling? Do you recall fighting with them? Sibling rivalry is common amongst all families. It can cause stress to all members of the family and can …
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How to Enjoy Your Outdoor Space This Spring
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of TruGreen Canada. All opinions are 100% mine. After being cooped up in the house all winter long, when spring …
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Birthday Gifting Alternatives that Give Back
Every year, we look forward to celebrating our children on their birthday! We get excited to plan their parties and to make them the centre of attention for the whole …
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The College Student First Aid Kit is Also an Aid For My Peace of Mind!
Sending your kids off to college is a very exciting and busy time. The door of memories that was opened just a crack when your children applied to school has …
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Teaching Kids to Be Thankful
Like many parents, you probably remind your children to say, “Thank you”. Growing up you may have even heard the phrase, “Mind your Ps and Qs.” This was a form …
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10 Things April Weather Changes, Kid-Free Summer Holiday, Allergies and More!
Spring has finally sprung and we are thrilled, to say the least. This felt like longest winter EVER, and we are all SO ready to dust off the cobwebs in …
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How to Choose a Family-Friendly Dishwasher
As a mom of three, there are a couple of workhorse appliances in my house – my vacuum, my washer and dryer, and my dishwasher (well, and my coffee maker!) …
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Parents ask: Does my child have anxiety?
All children worry at some point. But when does a typical worry turn into possible anxiety? Does your child cling to you at events? Do they refuse to go to …
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