Here you’ll find encouragement for moms and tips for babies and toddlers.
Are you wondering how to take care of yourself, clean the house, get dinner made, AND take care of the kids? You need the FREE Balanced Mom Checklist! You know what will make you a better mother? Taking care of yourself. I know that sounds a bit counterintuative, but follow me here. I’m not talking […]
If you are feeling overwhelmed with all there is as a stay at home mom, be sure to get your free copy of the Balanced Mom Checklist. It’s everything you need to balance it all at home: a clean house, supper on the table, time with your kids, an even self care for mom! When […]
Here in Nebraska, it’s tornado season, so we’ve been talking with our kids more about fear and what to do when they are scared. Last year, a tornado demolished a local ice cream store just down the road from where we live and it was very scary for my son. All last season, he would […]
If you find yourself at home with a toddler and kindergartner, you may wonder how you are supposed to organize your day to fit both of their needs. Plus, you have cleaning, cooking, self care, and all the other things to do as well. The best thing I’ve learned to do as a stay at […]
If your kids are at home during the day, you may find that you are running out of things for your kids to do at home. As a homeschool mom to a kindergartner, we are only in “school” for about 2-3 hours each morning. That leaves a lot of extra time during the day. I […]
I’ve described this time we find ourselves in as being a stay at home mom on steroids. If you felt stuck at home before all the social distancing, you really feel it now! And with all the uncertainty and extra stresses that are going on, it’s more important now than ever before to get yourself […]
While you are waiting for the world to get back to normal, you are probably looking for indoor activities that your kids can do besides watching TV. I know how easy it is to have some sort of screen going all day long when you are stuck at home. But one important lesson I’ve learned […]
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