The Shortest Year

The Shortest Year

Guest article provided by: diannecassidyconsulting.com

Overcome the Challenges of Being a Single Mom

Overcome the Challenges of Being a Single Mom

As a single mom, it’s important that you make time for yourself.  Be sure you’re getting enough rest and exercise. Meditation and yoga can go a long way to relieve stress and help you get some much needed quiet time. The way we eat, drink, 

Guest Post: 3 Easy Ways to Help Your Child Sleep Better Today

Guest Post: 3 Easy Ways to Help Your Child Sleep Better Today

Guest article from Ashley Bell, pediatric sleep consultant at littlebellsleepsolutions.com

A Good Space and Good Habits: Instilling Effective Study Habits for Your Child

A Good Space and Good Habits: Instilling Effective Study Habits for Your Child

A key objective of homework is to instill good study habits, and help a child focus and concentrate on material and become an effective learner for life. Preparing an orderly and distraction-free space is an important step in helping a student learn what it takes 

Guest Post: Car Seat Safety Tips Every Parent Must Know

Guest Post: Car Seat Safety Tips Every Parent Must Know

Guest article from kidsittingsafe.com

Help Your Child Avoid Back-To-School Anxiety

Help Your Child Avoid Back-To-School Anxiety

A new school year looms ahead and for some children that means anxiety. Kids worry over whether or not they’ll like their new teacher, whether they’ll have friends in class, and if they’ll fit in to name a few concerns they may have. In fact, 

Guest Post: Subtle Baby Cues Parents May Overlook

Guest Post: Subtle Baby Cues Parents May Overlook

Baby cues can be as subtle as a yawn or quiver in their little lips. They can be quick, fleeting, and easy to miss or they can be persistent and unavoidable like crying.

Get Kids to Eat Their Veggies … With a Smile

Get Kids to Eat Their Veggies … With a Smile

You probably love them because you know they’re nutritious and packed with vitamins. Kids, on the other hand, aren’t necessarily hip to healthy eating, and a heaping forkful of veggies can make them a bit squeamish, to say the least. Getting that goodness into their 

Back to Work Tips – For a Mom Who is Breastfeeding

Back to Work Tips – For a Mom Who is Breastfeeding

Guest article from lactationstationandmore.com

Guest Post: Recognizing and Correcting Impulse Control in Your Child

Guest Post: Recognizing and Correcting Impulse Control in Your Child

Article by: Tiara Swinson of MathGenie.com Photo credited to storyblocks.com Does your child have self-control issues? Can he or she reasonably control their impulses and behaviors? Children with poor self-control are more likely to develop aggressive behavior, as well as anxiety and depression. If your