The strange circle of life means the parent-child relationship comes back around and reverses at some point. Your parents looked after and nurtured you as a child, but in their senior years, you do the same to them. It’s almost like you become their parent, which is concerning when you also have children of your own.
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3 Petri Dish Experiments To Try With Your Kids
Kids love learning about the world around them. If you want to bring science class home, consider teaching your little ones about microbiology. These three petri dish experiences are perfect for trying with your kids because they’re easy, fascinating, and fun. Let’s explore!
Read more4 Reasons To Buy Your Child Their Own Suitcase
A suitcase is a must-have for any globetrotter, even the youngest ones. Although some parents share a suitcase with their kids, buying your child their own bag has its advantages. Not only does it give them a sense of responsibility and independence, but it also helps make traveling easier and more enjoyable for the whole family. This article highlights the top reasons to buy your child their own suitcase.
Read moreWhat’s St. Nicholas Day?
It’s the first week of Advent! And as many moms, I’m a mix of overwhelmed and overjoyed at the impending Christmas season. My “to-do” list is lengthy, between work, getting grades in, grad-school papers, projects, exams, purchasing presents, wrapping, decorating, getting Christmas clothes, etc. And yet, what’s my most significant struggle? Not allowing the pressure of “bringing the joy” of the Christmas season to my children, family, and loved ones to rob me of one of my most significant gifts, being present! Here’s a great example, (this is from last year’s St Nicholas Day) it dawned on me that today is St. Nicholas’ day while seated on the couch at 10 pm having a rare bonding moment with my 16-year-old son (sons just don’t come up to you and spill all the tea on their lives on the daily, so this was a big deal) I could have rushed off to the store to get everything I needed to make the morning a great surprise but then I would have missed out on one of the greatest gifts, the vulnerability and pure bonding moment. I chose wisely and I officially moved our St. Nicholas “morning” to tomorrow. Moms don’t miss out on the pure genuine beauty of this season because your mind was distracted by the “to-do list”. And while traditions are magnificent don’t be afraid to alter or adjust them as your family grows, matures, and changes. Still working on your family traditions? May I suggest these, 10 Magical Events to Attend with the Kids this Christmas in Toledo. And I can’t forget one of the oldest traditions passed down from generation to generation, St. Nicholas Day! Well, St. Nicholas Eve…when the kiddos sit out their shoes in hopes that St. Nicholas will arrive while they sleep. Not familiar with the Feast of St. Nicholas?
Read moreTips for Choosing Kids Clothing that Matches Their Interests
Long gone are the days when children’s clothing looked formal or was dictated by their elders. Many modern parents are now letting their kids choose what they wear on a day-to-day basis to express their personality or showcase their interests.
Read more5 Reasons To Do Craft Projects With Your Kid
When your children are young, it’s important to take time and engage in bonding experiences with them that will allow you to build cherished memories. One simple way to do that is by working together on a craft project. This timeless solution can be fun and allow them to enjoy personal benefits. Review these five reasons to do craft projects with your kid.
Read more3 Tips for Helping Your Baby Sleep Through the Night
Sleep is vital for both you and your baby. Since newborns can’t distinguish between night and day, they tend to sleep and wake on their own schedule. However, there are some helpful ways to shape your baby’s sleep habits from a young age. Continue reading to discover a few tips for helping your baby sleep through the night.
Read more5 Causes of Light Sensitivity in Children
As your little one explores the world around them, they may experience discomfort when exposed to bright lights. While occasional sensitivity to light may not be a cause for alarm, persistent or consistent light sensitivity—also known as photophobia—can be concerning for a mother. Read below to learn about five causes of light sensitivity in children so that you can better understand this issue and seek appropriate care for your child’s visual health.
Read more5 Reasons Why You Should Buy Frozen Food Products
As a mom, you always want to buy the best food for your kids. With so much on your plate (no pun intended), have you ever considered the benefits of incorporating frozen food products into your family’s menu? Here are five reasons why you should buy frozen food products.
Read moreTop 6 Activities To Keep Your Kids Entertained During Winter Holidays
Parenthood is a funny old thing. Your kids are born and you love having them around the house as much as possible. Their first days of school are a struggle – you don’t want them to leave you on your own! Then, you gradually realize that having a bit of space is good for you. Your kids start to get older and have more energy, meaning they get bored quickly and require constant attention.
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