It is a devastating feeling when parents realize that one of their children is dealing with depression. This horrible disease can utterly devastate a person’s life, leaving them debilitated and unable to deal with even the simplest things. Luckily, there are many ways to help someone get over depression. Here are six great methods parents […]
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Warning: Motherhood is Hard
I wish I could say that no one warned me about motherhood or that all this baby stuff was a surprise. Truthfully, it isn’t a surprise and we are told tales of previous experiences from our parents and friends. Of course hearing about 2am feedings is quite different than experiencing one. Sleepless nights, leaking boobs and the luck […]
The Best Ways To Help Your Children If They Get Into Drugs
It’s a parent’s worst nightmare, but sometimes it just is unavoidable. Sometimes kids may fall in with a bad crowd and they may get into drugs. Parents have struggled with drug abuse in their children for centuries, but as long as a parent is dedicated and open with their child they will be able to […]
How To Raise You Child To Have High Self-Esteem
Low self-esteem can be very dangerous. People who don’t think highly of themselves are going to do what they can to make everyone else’s life miserable. Not to mention the fact that they may turn to drugs which could end up destroying their life forever. This is only one of many reasons why it is […]
Going Higher
Guest Post By Jayme Hull Picnic time is just around the corner. Everyone has a favorite cookout smell that brings back good times and memories. One of my Dad’s favorite sandwiches is a good ol’ American hot dog. Last year, while Dad was visiting, we planned a special picnic get-together. When I went to the […]
What is a Safe Age for Kids to Start Using Cleaning Chemicals?
Due to the toxic nature of many conventional cleaning chemicals, there is virtually no completely safe age for any human being to be using them, particularly not children whose respiratory systems are especially sensitive to caustic fumes. However, this does not mean that your child should not be included in the clean-up chores that will […]
Shop, Sell, Save . . . Smart!
My sweet five year old was staring at me through his little binoculars as he stepped further and further away from me, slowly. When I asked him what he was doing, he said “Wow, Mommy, the further away I go, the prettier you are!” I stood there at the stove, stirring soup and listening to […]
5 Common Mistakes New Parents Make in the Home
A new parent’s instict is to make the world as safe as possible for their young child. This starts in the home. Child-proofing is one way to ensure a young child’s safety, but there are some common mistakes that parents often make when preparing their homes for a new child. Here are the top five […]