Parenting with a PhD: Kids and Gratitude, Part 2
By Kristen Berthiaume Last year around this time, we talked about how to instill gratitude in your kids. You can find that article right here. In it, there were some ... Read More
Do You Judge How Little Girls Dress?
Jessica Simpson isn’t the first mom to be judged for what kind of clothes her daughter is wearing. Chances are, we’re all guilty of judging. I’ll freely admit- when I ... Read More
Homework Should Be a 4 Letter Word
School is officially in swing, how’s it going? If your family is like ours, you’ve had to adjust a few things in your life. Number one on that list is ... Read More
Medical Minute: Coping with Breast Cancer
Overwhelming is one way to put it. Being diagnosed with breast cancer is shocking and scary. As a mother, you have people who need you. It can be so hard ... Read More
Mommy Tattoos
Gone are the days when tattoos were only for big burly sailors. In our younger days, we may have gotten a tattoo, but now we’re grown ups with kids and ... Read More
Naptime Confessions: A Denim Addiction
Be careful. Once you find the right pair of jeans, you might become addicted too! ... Read More
A Local Moms Dream Lives On.
Some of you may remember a cool little product we featured a while back called Baby Face Bands. A band that fits sippy cups and is personalized with your child’s ... Read More
Parenting with a PhD: Kids and Politics
By: Kristen Berthiaume As parents, we want to pass on our values and beliefs to our children and we do this in a variety of ways everyday. Many of us ... Read More
Medical Minute: Guide to Gynecological Cancer Symptoms
A staggering fact can be found on the CDC’s website: In the US in 2008, 83,662 women were told that they had a gynecologic cancer. Education is imperative in awareness ... Read More
Free Range Parenting: Dangerous or Freeing?
Lenore Skenazy has started a new movement of parenting, free-range parenting. It is based on the notion “that we can give our children the same kind of freedom we had ... Read More
