Parenting a strong-willed child can be challenging. They are often bossy and argumentative, lack patience, and always want to know why they should do something before they obey. Kids with strong, determined personalities tend to be more sensitive emotionally and display more intense emotions than other children and they can also be persistent ... Read More...
6 Reasons Why Being a Stay-at-home Mom is Worth It
Being a stay-at-home mom can be lonely. It can also be overwhelming and tiring at times. You know that you initially wanted to stay home so you would be able to spend more time with your kids, or have more direction over their learning and development. You may also not have trusted anyone else to care for your little ones. But sometimes you ... Read More...
7 Simple Tricks To Stop Yelling At Your Kids
You’ve yelled at your child and you feel terrible. You know there are other strategies to get them to listen or respond, but in the moment, yelling is what comes out. There is a way out of the reactive cycle of stress, yell, guilt, and try again the next day! Here are 7 simple tricks you can use to stop yelling at your kids. 1. ... Read More...
5 Ways The Stay-at-Home Mom Can Reduce Stress
The job of a stay-at-home mom can be demanding and lonely. As mothers, we experience this overwhelming sense of the responsibilities of raising kids and caring for our homes. Burnout can impact mothers who have careers outside of their homes as well. But SAHM burnout can be more difficult to spot because of misperceptions that we have more time, ... Read More...
How To Cope With Loneliness as a Mom
How can we deal with social isolation and loneliness as mothers in a world where everyone "lives online"? Jamie Erickson from The Unlikely Homeschool joins me on the podcast to talk about the importance of moms supporting one another to combat feelings of being isolated. As a homeschooling mom of 5, Jamie writes with a heart to exhort ... Read More...
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