Moms Here Are Ways To Save Money

Here is a great article about saving money that we added quite some time ago to our site and I’d love to share it here on the blog. Another great way to save money is to sign up for free stuff that way you don’t have to buy it. We have lots of free stuff over here that I have personally signed up for and receive myself.

Mom, Do You Need to Save Money? by Nicole Dean

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September 4, 2008 · Filed Under buzz, parenting

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Ways To Keep A Toddler Entertained In Your Kitchen

Ten Ways To Keep A Toddler Entertained In The Kitchen by Teresa Kolvek

Anyone who has tried to cook a meal while watching a toddler knows how difficult a chore this can be. I know that if I don’t keep my little girl busy and entertained, she’s either off in another room scaling the furniture, clinging to my legs and screaming for attention, or grabbing for hot pots and kitchen shears. So, here are some ways I’ve found to keep her safe and happy while I get dinner ready.

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August 18, 2008 · Filed Under Toddler Activities, buzz, kid fun, parenting

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9 Easy Ways For Moms To Relax

Nine different ways for moms to relax

Mothers tend to unconsciously step into a super hero role, caring for family members and pushing their own needs aside. Research tells us that women’s health depends on laughter, playing, exercising, relaxing and enjoying pleasurable fun times. As mothers, we should take this information seriously and look at how we live our lives.

Guilt often plays a huge role in a mother’s decision-making process. If a mother feels guilty about leaving her child in the care of someone else for an hour while she goes to the gym to exercise, chances are she’ll stop going to the gym.

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August 18, 2008 · Filed Under buzz, parenting

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Mommy Guilt

I actually wrote about this mommy guilt subject on my mom blog some time ago, and wanted to write about it again here as an article. Mommy guilt is something that so many of us moms experience on a daily basis. After writing this and reading some more about mommy guilt, I think I’m finally going beyond that guilty feeling and realizing that to be a better me, a better mom, a better friend, and a better wife I have to have time for me.
Mommy Guilt and How To Let Go
It’s not something that is explained in books or by other seasoned moms. When life is growing inside of you, the “what to expect” series is more often than not by your nightstand and when the baby is born, the “what to expect the first year” is next in line. No where in those books is mommy guilt explained. It’s also not one of those things that other mothers often talk about even though it is in the back of all our minds and it consumes us.

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August 15, 2008 · Filed Under buzz, parenting

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What Age To Start Kindergarten?

Most children start Kindergarten at the age of 5. This is the average age reported by parents for their children starting school. However, the ages of children starting school range from 4 to 6 years of age.

Is Your Child Ready To Start School?

Every child is different and as a parent you should trust your instincts when signing your child up for Kindergarten. Contrary to popular belief, there is no best age to send your child. The best age is when your child is ready whether it be a late 4 year old (ready to turn 5 usually by October), a 5 year old, or a 6 year old.

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August 5, 2008 · Filed Under buzz, parenting, school age kids

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