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Category Archives: Parenting
My Son’s First Broken Bone
About six weeks ago, my younger son broke his thumb and it’s been quite an experience. It happened at a friend’s house while my two boys were playing a board game with their kids. You would think a board game … Continue reading
Mommy Superpowers
I may not look like a superhero, wear a costume, or fly, but for my kids, I feel like I have superpowers. This will, I’m sure, change as they grow but for now it’s great. I’m sure many of you … Continue reading
Making the Most of a Snow Day
As kids we were thrilled by snow days but as adults we are horrified by them. Our minds start spinning with thoughts of how to manage the kids if we have to get to work and then we dread the … Continue reading
Stay-cation for the Holidays
Winter break has come to an end and we’re back to our routine. It was lots of fun even though there were no resorts, beaches, or exotic trips. We were mainly home but did a few day trips locally. Still, … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Parenting, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged family bonding, family fun, Holidays, Stay-cation
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Terrible Tweens
We’ve all heard about the tantrums of toddlers that can drive parents crazy, but did you know that the tween years can be equally exasperating? Well, I was not prepared for this. I had been warned about the toddler tantrums … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting
Tagged Parent, parenting boys, preteen behavior, sane mom, tween, tween attitude
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Time-out for Mommy
I recently returned from a trip abroad without my family and realized that, as much as I missed them, it was quite rejuvenating. I am a stay-at-home mom and love my time with the kids but I think it is … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Travel
Tagged happy mom, Housewife, Mother, Parenting, takeabreak, vacation
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Doctor Mom
Have you ever, as a parent, just sensed that something was off with your child’s health even when no one else could tell? Moms (and many Dads of course- but I’m writing from my perspective) are often more in tune … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Parenting
Tagged bug bites, doctor mom, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, MRSA, Sick kids, Staphylococcus
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Back to School Blues
Today my kids, like many others, went back to school after summer break. It was a morning of mixed feelings. They were excited about seeing their friends again along with the curiosity about what adventures the new class would hold. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parenting
Tagged Back to School, Education, Homework, Kids, Miss the kids, Moms, Mothers, Summer end
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