Raising Children to Weather the Storm
Most kids have things that they become attached to – a blanket, pacifier, doll- you name it. Princess began using a paci later than most babies, close to eight months. Some would say there’s no point starting so late. But at the time it served as a solution to her constantly putting everything in her mouth….
Remember going on school field trips to the museum? It’s something I’d look forward to, and it had nothing to do with learning about art or history. I admit seeing prehistoric dinosaur bones at the American Museum of Natural History were pretty cool. We also visited art galleries – featuring beautiful pieces by various artists….
I recently wrote a post on my BabyCenter blog that has sparked a conversation regarding words we should teach our children not to say. I’m not necessarily referring to profanity, but words some of us may use everyday that could impact our children in a negative way. Words like fat, stupid, can’t, ugly, and diet are…
Spring is all about rebirth. I love how everything around us comes to life, and I enjoy watching my little girl’s face light up every time she plays outside. The weather is nice and there’s so much to do as the temperatures get mild. Here are a few spring activities with kids. 5 Fun Spring…
As women, we go through extreme measures to feel thin and “look beautiful.” Here’s what I think. Weather Anchor Mama
