Struggling to find Easter gifts appropriate for your baby or toddler? Get a little creative! Instead of filing a traditional wicker basket, get an item to fill that can be part of the treat. Continue Reading
April 10th is National Siblings Day, and while you won’t get the day off work, you can still commemorate the day by celebrating the most annoyingly lovable people in your life.Continue Reading
Today, I am thinking about new ways to think about resolutions. Maybe it will be how I approach each day.Continue Reading
Since our toddlers won’t be making any new years’ resolutions this year, I took the liberty of putting together a list of resolutions for them. Of course, your little one won’t be sticking to any of these, but you will still love them to pieces anyway.Continue Reading
Got a creative kid on your holiday gift list? Worried about picking up glitter and paint from your floor? Don’t worry. We’ve got you.Continue Reading
Dad has a hard job – finding the perfect gift for mom every single Christmas. To make it easier, we asked #RealityMoms what they want for Christmas.Continue Reading
Have a “Holiday Gifts To Buy” list that spans all the age groups? Our friends at Modern Mommy Files have you covered.Continue Reading
My first Thanksgiving with my husband was an absolute disaster. And there was one lesson I learned: always have backup gravy.Continue Reading
My family approaches Black Friday Shopping in a scientific manner. Research is done and comparisons are charted and documented.Continue Reading
What if I told you, you don’t have to do it all this holiday season? Depending on the type of person you are, you might nod in agreement or roll your eyes.Continue Reading
Going to the zoo can be a great way to spend the day as a family. There is so much to see and talk about, and great memories can be made. However, like most family outings, there is also the potential for the trip not to turn out how youContinue Reading
“Come,” the face said. “Let me help you break free of this average life. Let me help you find your joy by throwing away half your stuff.”Continue Reading
With six kids, I got caught up in the day to day of family life. It’s easy to do. But when I forgot to love my husband, I realized my mistake.Continue Reading
As a psychologist, I often reflect on the things that make people happy (or rather, “content.” No one is actually “happy” all the time). Through my work I get glimpses into the things that matter—the behaviors and ways of thinking that lead to satisfaction, and those that lead to misery. AndContinue Reading
