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When My Daughter Reveals the Worst and Best of My Parenting

By Haley S. on August 5, 2018 in Motherhood, Parenthood, Toddlers

Any parent of a toddler can attest to the fact that they are completely transparent and honest. The sentences that come out of their mouths and the actions that they perform are a mirror into the teaching that we pour into their lives. Every single encounter, experience, and word is new to them and their [...]

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Being a Football Family

By Audrey W. on July 29, 2018 in boy mom, Toddlers, Work

Raising a child around team sports and learning the lessons they provide has changed our family for the better. My husband is the head coach of the Eastern Greene Football program. This is his first year in this position but he has been a high school assistant for the last eight years and was a [...]

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It’s Just the Season of Life We’re In

By Amber G. on June 3, 2018 in Motherhood, Parenthood, Toddlers

My life right now is filled with dirty diapers, bottles, spit-up, crying, no vacations, rarely seeing friends, going to bed early, and a messy house. Most nights one or both of the kids have been crying about something and it's chaotic until both are in bed. My favorite thing to say to my husband lately is, "it's just [...]

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No Yard, No Problem. Make Your Porch Your Summer Fun Destination

By Chelsea P. on May 27, 2018 in Just for Fun, Motherhood, Parenthood, Toddlers

When my husband and I bought our condo five years ago, I had never put much thought into what purpose our porches would be serving. To me, when we bought it, we had a yard that would be useful and fun. In reality, that "yard" is a trail for the community and in the summer [...]

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10 Things That Surprised Me During My First Year of Motherhood

By Erika B. on May 13, 2018 in Motherhood, Parenthood, Toddlers

With one year of motherhood under my belt, I am more confident in my mothering and nurturing skills. Of course, I’ve now experienced motherhood firsthand which adds to my confidence. But, this year, I’ve also done my research. I’ve been reading parenting articles and blogs on every subject. I’ve been asking experienced moms questions along [...]

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The One Thing No One Tells You When You Become a Parent

By Anna M. on May 6, 2018 in Mental and Emotional Health, Mom, Motherhood, Parenthood, Pregnancy and Postpartum, Toddlers

The one thing no one tells you about when you become a parent is the amount of guilt you are about to take on. From the moment you find out that you are carrying your little bundle of joy, you will be inundated with guilt at every corner. Are you eating the right foods? Are [...]

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Has It Already Been A Year? My Baby Girl Turns One.

By Erika B. on February 6, 2018 in Just for Fun, Motherhood, Parenthood, Toddlers

My baby girl is turning one! That means I survived my first year of motherhood. I’m torn between celebration and sadness. I'm not sure if these are happy tears or sad tears. [Insert all of the emotions!] Celebrating Her First Year with Sad & Happy Tears I celebrate my daughter’s milestones and remember them well. [...]

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Not Just for Sunday School Anymore: Fun With Felt Boards

By Sarah Lynn on October 11, 2017 in Childcare and Education, DIY, Toddlers

After a few weeks of chasing him around and trying to be hyper-vigilant, I decided we needed to find some new activities to do during the day. I remembered my mother using felt boards in her classroom and decided to try it out with him. It seemed like a fairly inexpensive way to create some […]

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Preparing Your Toddler For The New Baby

By Amanda H. on July 10, 2017 in Motherhood, Parenthood, Pregnancy and Postpartum, Relationships, Toddlers

Meeting baby sister for the first time Adding a new baby to your family is an exciting time filled with preparation, to do lists, and big changes. If you have a toddler at home you are most likely wondering how they will cope with the arrival of their sibling. Going from the baby to big [...]

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Prevent Summer Brain Drain

By Kristin A. on June 27, 2017 in Childcare and Education, Parenthood, Teenagers, Toddlers

I have homeschooled for 10 years and I didn't understand summer brain drain until my oldest learned her multiplication tables in the third grade. We did our normal summer activities that year – pools, picnics, Vacation Bible School, and visits to grandma. It wasn't until we started school again in August that I realized she had [...]

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When My Daughter Reveals the Worst and Best of My Parenting

Being a Football Family

It’s Just the Season of Life We’re In

No Yard, No Problem. Make Your Porch Your Summer Fun Destination

10 Things That Surprised Me During My First Year of Motherhood

The One Thing No One Tells You When You Become a Parent

Has It Already Been A Year? My Baby Girl Turns One.

Not Just for Sunday School Anymore: Fun With Felt Boards

Preparing Your Toddler For The New Baby

Prevent Summer Brain Drain

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