35 #RealityMom Thoughts in the Starbucks Line
On one particular visit, I became keenly aware of all of things that I think about while I’m waiting in line at Starbucks. There were 35 to be exact.
On one particular visit, I became keenly aware of all of things that I think about while I’m waiting in line at Starbucks. There were 35 to be exact.
If you’re thinking about making the shift, or are transitioning to becoming a work-at-home mom, here are ten tips that may help you.
Our lives tend to get cluttered with “stuff”, especially around the holidays. In our house, we practice out with the old before in with the new.
Our four year old gets an allowance. I read a suggestion of $1 for each year of age which seems appropriate. But we’ve stressed it’s not for doing chores.
My expensive arts degree from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts was money well spent – I learned a whole lot of stuff that helps me be an awesome mom.
Going to the zoo can be a great way to spend the day as a
Being a mom is HARD. Really hard. And sometimes you can feel like you’ve got nothing left to give. But you have to power through it.
We created the “Lazy Mom’s Guide to Surviving Kid’s Birthday Parties” because we’ve found the lazy way out allows enjoy the experience more.
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Dear Candy, I wanted to take some time to reach out to you on this