New moms want to spend as much time with our new baby as we can. But sometimes our careers and other day to day obligations can keep us away from our infant for hours at a time. If you want to find out some tips on spending time with your new son or daughter despite […]
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MOPS is starting Now in Neighborhoods Across Des Moines, Iowa
Denver, CO (September 13, 2012) MOPS International {Mothers of Preschoolers} announces the onset of the 2012-2013 season of MOPS groups offering encouragement, community, practical help and hope for mothers of young children – because every mom needs a friend. MOPS groups are communities that strive to meet the needs of every mom with children […]
When it comes to kids, the little things all add up
Little fingers and little toes mean big expenses – heaven knows! They’re worth every penny and more we spend, but there’s no denying that life with kids can get expensive. You may have already done all the big things you can think of to save money. But fortunately there are plenty of little things you can do that […]
Simplify Saturday ~ How to relax with children!
Over the course of many, many years, I have given up on the fact that I will have a day all to myself. Instead I suggest trying the following tips to help Simplify Saturday family style! 1. Have daughters? Make it a spa day. Most salons offer manicure and pedicure services for young ones at […]
STOMP Out Bullying™ with Soap & Glory!
Soap & Glory and STOMP Out Bullying™ are teaming up to put a stop to bullying! Words can be powerful things – especially when they’re used to inspire, encourage, and speak out against prejudice. Soap & Glory – the British beauty brand famous for its effective, affordable and adventurously-monikered products (including the legendary pout-plumping Sexy Mother Pucker™ lip gloss) – has created […]
Summer Tips for Entertaining the Kids Outdoors
Now that school is out, or will be shortly, it is time to figure out how to keep the kids busy this summer! Heading outside is always a wonderful option to enjoy the warm weather and get some exercise. Here are a few tips and ideas for heading outdoors this summer: Don’t forget to put […]
Keeping your children’s eyes protected from firework injuries
Children are at High Risk for Fireworks Eye Injuries The Fourth of July is drawing near and barbeque preparations are underway. Fireworks are a traditional part of Independence Day celebrations, but they can also be dangerous. Sadly, children and teens are too often hurt by fireworks. So, before the celebration begins, get your EyeSmart fireworks safety […]
Third Time’s a Charm – Emilee’s Breastfeeding Story
If there is anything I have learned in my 6 years of parenting it’s that there is no “one size fits all.” Our oldest was bottle (formula fed), disposable diapered, and wearing him? Maybe on a rare occasion with the cheapest brand carrier you can buy! haha This progressed into our youngest (now 2) being […]