
The Magical Age When Parenting Gets Easier
I’ve asked myself countless times over my 15 years of parenting, “When the bleep is this going to get easier?”

I’ve asked myself countless times over my 15 years of parenting, “When the bleep is this going to get easier?”

Our daughters’ love for the dogs continues to grow every day and so does their interest in helping to take care of them.

When kids see their parents volunteering for various causes, they consider it the norm. We help people–it’s just what we do. We volunteer as a family.

I’ll never forget when an adult in my life told me “rainbows are for sissies.” I was a theater kid, remember? We WERE different.

As a psychologist, I often reflect on the things that make people happy

What do you do when there is a death that directly impacts your child? A person or a pet that is physically part of their life?

Right now, today: I don’t want to be Mommy. I want this season to pass. I want to wake up on the other side of their childhood.

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.

Right now, today: I don’t want to be Mommy. I want this season to pass. I want to wake up on the other side of their childhood.

There is a popular adage that says, “Never judge someone by the opinion of others.” While my mom didn’t say these exact words, I can still remember the conversation when she imparted this wisdom.

I stepped funny before school drop off—I was probably doing and thinking of a thousand different things at the time, in that way that anyone who has ever gotten a kid off to school is fully familiar with—and felt a pop.

RealityMom Joey Fortman does a review of the perfect summer kids products that you need to enjoy with the kids for backyard survival this year!

I’ve asked myself countless times over my 15 years of parenting, “When the bleep is this going to get easier?”

Our daughters’ love for the dogs continues to grow every day and so does their interest in helping to take care of them.

When kids see their parents volunteering for various causes, they consider it the norm. We help people–it’s just what we do. We volunteer as a family.

I’ll never forget when an adult in my life told me “rainbows are for sissies.” I was a theater kid, remember? We WERE different.

As a psychologist, I often reflect on the things that make people happy

What do you do when there is a death that directly impacts your child? A person or a pet that is physically part of their life?

Right now, today: I don’t want to be Mommy. I want this season to pass. I want to wake up on the other side of their childhood.

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.

Right now, today: I don’t want to be Mommy. I want this season to pass. I want to wake up on the other side of their childhood.

There is a popular adage that says, “Never judge someone by the opinion of others.” While my mom didn’t say these exact words, I can still remember the conversation when she imparted this wisdom.

I stepped funny before school drop off—I was probably doing and thinking of a thousand different things at the time, in that way that anyone who has ever gotten a kid off to school is fully familiar with—and felt a pop.

RealityMom Joey Fortman does a review of the perfect summer kids products that you need to enjoy with the kids for backyard survival this year!