You know how we always joke that kids say the darndest things? Well, as I was hustling my kiddos out the door for school, I was saying something ridiculous like, “Your brother is not a dog. Stop asking him to fetch things. Seriously.”
I realized that we mamas say some pretty funny stuff, too. Want a giggle? Let’s talk about how moms say the darndest things…and share yours in the comments below!
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Note from Jen: This is a topic I know many moms struggle with (including myself) so I am thrilled to share this article by Dr. Lori Aleknavicius, Psy.D. on keeping families connected in a high tech world. This is not a post to make you feel guilty about using your smart phone!! What mom needs more guilt? She simply offers information on the importance of face-to-face interactions and fun ideas on how to keep your family connected in this high tech world. I love her advice on setting smart phone boundaries, I hope you do too….
by Brianna Dubbs, LMFT
I’m often asked for advice on parenting tips, tricks and challenges. People have varying struggles that depend on different factors, their own personalities, their child’s temperament, stress, etc.
This blog is dedicated to how to teach your kids to tie their shoes. I know there are several tried and true ways (when I was little, I learned “bunny ears”), but as usual for my kiddos, teaching through song has been our most successful effort.
Is everyone’s beautiful singing voice ready? Okay, here goes. This is to the tune of…
Has this ever happened to you?
You pack up your kiddos, load them into the car, arrive at your scheduled playdate, and then…your toddler or preschooler has a complete and total meltdown? It’s the worst, isn’t it?! So today I want to talk about taming playdate disasters.