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We are supposed to be showing our children how to act appropriately and how to handle life. When I lose my patience and let frustration show, I have to start ... Read More

It’s all over the news. Childhood obesity is a terrible problem. The risks are high: heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, asthma, sleep apnea, and more. There are also psychological risks- ... Read More

Regular exercise, with the approval of your physician or midwife, can often help to minimize the physical discomforts of pregnancy and help with the recovery after the baby is born. ... Read More

Mornings can be hard on everyone because they are hectic and rushed, but they don’t have to be. Naturally, it will require planning and proactive thinking. Routines are KEY to ... Read More

Today’s great tip was found on a site called momgrind.com: Remind yourself how small they are and how much you love them. We all know how angry they can make ... Read More

Parenting with a PhD: Getting Kids to Listen

PARENT QUESTION: We are having serious issues right now with our girls not listening. How much leniency do you allow for their age (preschool)? PARENTING WITH A PHD RESPONSE: Selective ... Read More

I once read a parenting book, Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne. It talked about how kids can get “soul fevers,” basically an emotion fever similar to a physical fever. We ... Read More

Moms love to share information. Anytime I need something, I typically put a call out to all of my Mommy friends. Why? because they’re in the know. Whether I need ... Read More

Parenting style can help you be more patient. In order to be more patient, you can also work on eliminating the things that trigger your frustration. Think about a typical ... Read More