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Health, Motherhood, Parenting, Self-Care, Uncategorized

Mom Friends – How Conversations Turn into Self-Care

We all need an outlet when we feel like venting. Even more so when you are a mom. In friendships it is important to have depth so that you can be true to who you are and honest with one another. Find out why these in-depth conversations are a form of self-care.

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Family, Guest Blog Posts, Health, Nutrition, Parenting

You Need to Teach Kids to Cook!

Any mildly-sane parent wants the very best for their children. Not surprisingly, they’ll do everything in their power to provide for their kids. Everyone wants to raise a happy, healthy family, yet so many children in the United States end up with obesity-related issues. Frequently, these diseases and disorders start from an early age and simply get worse over time. Our nation is filled with sad, sick, unhealthy people – some who can barely stand and some who can barely stand to look at themselves in the mirror. But why?

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Family, Guest Blog Posts, Parenting

Your Child’s First Library Card

Recognizing the role the library can play in your child’s life should not be overlooked. It’s the beginning of their journey to become a skilled, knowledgeable readers and book lovers. There are a great number of reasons why starting to read from an early age can help your child become a happier, more confident little learner.

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Family, Parenting, Travel

Tips for Traveling to Cabo, Mexico with Two Kids Under 4 (Where to Stay & What to Pack)

When you have kids, hesitation kicks in when it comes to traveling. Whether it is the hassle at the airport, struggle on the plane, or lugging around extra bags and car seats, yes, traveling with a family can seem like a chore. With this post I am hoping to alleviate some of your fears and provide you with some insight on how you can travel easier and smarter.

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Family, Parenting, Social Media

Why I Don’t Feel Bad About Going Overboard for Christmas

Many refer to it as the season of gift-giving. How much is too much? And what if what we give is not enough? These questions arise and we lose sight of the true meaning of Christmas. However you choose to celebrate, let it be yours.

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Family, Parenting, Travel

How I Tackled Disneyland with a Toddler and a Baby

Disneyland is known as the happiest place on Earth, yet with younger children I found out that it can also be one of the most overwhelming. Learn from my experience, and use my takeaways to help you plan your next trip to Disneyland Park and California Adventure in Anaheim, California.

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Family, Parenting

Happy Anniversary!… Now Help Me with the Kids

Parenting has challenges, but it also has life lessons that are invaluable. As a parent, you appreciate the ups and the downs, the unplanned, and at the end of the day you look back and smile because witnessing these tiny humans grow and learn is magical. Now throw a couple bulldogs, a random spider and some crayons into the mix to make life really interesting...

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Family, Parenting, Uncategorized

A Day in the Life of a Stay at Home Mom

Motherhood is not for the faint of heart. It takes patience, planning, and carrying on when you want to shut down. Yet, I wouldn't have it any other way. Two kids is hard work, but overall they make caring for another human being the most valuable lesson in life.