My twelve-year-old son asks a lot of questions. I mean, A LOT. He didn't even ask this many when he was four. Only, he's not just asking questions so much for the sake of knowledge anymore. They're more like challenges. 9-12 year olds no longer accept what their parents say at face value, like they did when they were younger. They may push ... Read More...
5 Easy Ways To Start Homeschooling
Educating your children at home has many advantages. It gives you the opportunity to form strong bonds with your kids and the freedom to personalize their education so they can realize their full potential. Perhaps you’re simply considering it, weighing your options for the upcoming school year. Or you saw the benefits of having your kids at ... Read More...
How To Practice Self-Care as a Busy Mom
As moms, we tend to put our needs last. We spend so much of our time being busy, running errands, and doing for others that we forget to take care of ourselves too. Self-care seems to have been a dirty word for moms for a long time, like somehow we have to martyr ourselves in order to be a good mother. But it doesn't have to be synonymous ... Read More...
21 Activities For When You’re Stuck At Home
Keeping kids busy can be a chore. They would sometimes rather lounge on the couch with electronics than go outside and play, or find things around the house to entertain themselves with. Boredom leads to creativity, so don't feel like you always have to entertain your child or give them structured activities. That being said, there are times ... Read More...
5 Tips For Parenting The Strong Willed Child
In an effort to teach our then four year old daughter responsibility and the value of hard work, my husband and I decided to start implementing daily chores. I remember explaining to her one day that she was a member of our family and old enough to begin contributing in some aspect. A big smile lit up her face as she eagerly agreed. The idea of ... Read More...
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