I am Three!
Why are you sooo surprised that I am going around saying poopy, pee-pee, and laughing? You’re the one who wanted me to start potty training.
And yes, I had another accident. Those are just skid marks...
I recall having the opportunity to spend an immense amount of time outdoors to explore and invent elaborate play scenarios while growing up. Whether it was pretending to have a made-up family, building a fort or making mud pies...
It’s that time of year again when sweets are in abundance and we’re here to reassure you that Halloween treats – in moderation – are nothing to worry about. In fact this fun holiday can even present an opportunity...
March 2nd is Read Across America Day – also known as Dr. Seuss’s birthday! It’s a day to encourage early literacy and foster a love of reading in children. And if you’re like my family, we celebrate all week...
These Busy Bag ideas will help occupy your small child when rainy spring weather keeps you indoors!
They say "April showers bring May flowers, but they also bring this mama a case of cabin fever! It's finally getting warm enough to go outside,...
For my family, 3/21 is considered a holiday. We celebrate it with as much recognition as other more mainstream holidays that fall on the calendar throughout the year. Why 3/21? It’s World Down Syndrome Day. Individuals with Down syndrome...
Let's paint a picture.
You, a stay-at-home-parent, occasionally find yourself daydreaming about sitting by yourself, drinking a hot (what's that?) beverage, scrolling through your social media feed without a tiny human's hands grabbing at your phone. Your kid isn't quite ready (or old...
Purple is my favorite color, it always has been and will always be. However, the color purple now has a more profound affect on not only me but my entire family. On April 3, 2016, we lost my grandfather...
It’s almost New Years, a time when I like to sit back and reflect on the past year. This year I decided to pursue a new job. Though in the same field – education – teaching at an online...
My dad taught me my first lesson in personal finance before I even had a real job. He required that I save 60% of any income earned, even if that meant putting $3 of my $5 earnings for a couple hours...