Social Media and Motherhood
By Savannah Marie Don’t Let Social-Media Stress Get the Best of You! Motherhood has always had its ups and downs, its good times and bad, times you want to remember ... Read More
Winter Activities Sure To Beat Cabin Fever in Birmingham
Here in the DEEP South, super cold winters and frigid temps aren’t the norm, but lately we’ve had our share and after the unexpected snow last week, my kids were ... Read More
How to Encourage Children to Volunteer
By Savannah Marie Volunteering helps to build character, instill compassion, and teach responsibility. Giving your children the opportunity to volunteer is one of the greatest gifts you’ll ever give them. ... Read More
Parenting with a PhD: Work Family Balance
By: Kristen Berthiaume Recently, a friend of mine from High School wrote a FaceBook status that I think many of parents can relate to: how do I balance the financial ... Read More
Building Strong Families from Diverse Individuals
Have you ever wondered how members of the same family, from aunts, uncles and cousins to siblings born of the same parents and raised in the same household, can be ... Read More
52 New Things 2014. Week 1
You may remember a series we did a few years back called 52 New Things. We joined up with some other local bloggers and spent the year trying at least ... Read More
Car Seat Law Changes for 2014
The New Year will bring new changes when it comes to the law and your child’s car seat. Starting in 2014, the new recommendation states that the LATCH system should ... Read More
Christmas Tree Recycling, Birmingham
The presents are opened, the playrooms are over flowing and the needles from your Christmas tree are in piles on your floor. If you’re ready to do away with this ... Read More
Take a Holiday from Weight Gain
Are you feeling the weight of the Holidays? And no we don’t mean your inlaws. Did you know that the average American gains approximately 5 pounds between Thanksgiving and New ... Read More
Holiday Tipping: Who Gets What?
“To tip” comes from the acronym “to insure promptness.” Although tipping is now thought of as a distinctively American practice, it was actually an Old World tradition that did not ... Read More
