I am Mom to four boys.
Here’s Why You’re Doing a Better Job of Parenting Than You Think
Nine Words to End Fights Over Toys
Weekend Reads 1.10.14
4 Ways to Keep Toddlers Entertained While You Cook
If your toddler is anything like mine, you count yourself lucky to use the bathroom by yourself and emerge without finding lipstick on the carpet or a few books floating in the fish tank. How do they move so fast?
New Year, New Plans!
It’s been pretty quiet around here during the Christmas break, but if you look around, I hope it’s obvious that I’ve been quite busy behind the scenes!
(I’m Not Really Here, But I Have Been Thinking of You)
OK, I’ve been taking a break from posting while I enjoy the holidays and also work on a few new things for 2014, but when I saw a new organization guide from my friend Stephanie at Modern Parents Messy Kids, I thought I’d pass it along in case any of you are doing some 2014 planning like I am!
Merry Christmas and Some Weekend Reads!
It’s time for me to log off for the year! Though I’ll be doing some behind the scenes work, this is my last post until after the New Year! I’m looking forward to a little Christmas Vacation time with my family and hope you have exciting plans for this season as well!
Quick Thought: Be Crazy
Urie Bronfenbrenner was a famous developmental psychologist who contributed greatly to the field of child development with theories, programs, and writings. He was a deep, critical thinker. But the quote he’s most famous for is quite simple.
10 Activities for Beating Cabin Fever
Winter has a way of causing kids (and adults) to “bounce off the walls” from time to time. Whether it’s a snow day, a sick day, an inside recess day, a bad air day, or just the “we’re-so-excited-for-the-holidays-we-can’t-stand-it” day, there are plenty of times when you need a new, simple activity to shake things up and redirect some energy into a new, positive direction.
Today’s post is sponsored by a new app called Knoala. If you’ve noticed, I’m very picky about taking on sponsors, and probably even more picky about taking on apps. What I love about Knoala (besides the fact that it’s FREE) is that this app is a tool, not a babysitter. Parents can pull up ideas, organized by age, for simple hands-on activities to do with their kids, usually with supplies you already have on hand. It’s perfect for those moments when you just need a playful nudge or a fresh idea. You can find the app at the Apple Store here. [Read more…]
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