Teaching thankfulness to kids can be tough. It’s more than just saying thank you. Instead, it cretaing those feelings of gratitude by learning that we all have unique privileges that not everyone gets to experience.
Shopping. Shouldn’t there be rules for buying clothes?
Because here’s the thing about shopping for clothes, it can really go up or down. Am I happy with the weight I’m at? Then shopping is a knockout-good time. Don’t know what I’m looking for? Well, then we get into the gray territory.
When I don’t know what I want, I tend to buy anything. I’ll fall for all the latest trends, regardless if I’m really in love with them or if they even fit in my current wardrobe. Then, a week later, I’ll have major shopping regret when I find that not only does the garment not really fit me but it doesn’t go with anything else in my closet.
So, how can you tell if you should actually buy the clothes you like?
Ever look at your adopted dog and think, “Man! I wish I knew what breed you are!” This post has the solution for you. I am thrilled to partner with Wisdom Panel® Canine DNA tests and show you how cool science can be.
Want a way to look professional without much work? Invest in a blazer! These blazer outfits are perfect for meetings, parties or anytime you want to look put-together.
I haven’t written these income reports in the past few months. Why? Because I’ve been burying my head in the sand.
We are frustrated and overwhelmed. Here’s what to do when we feel like we’re failing as a mom.
Getting kids to do chores is incredibly frustrating as a parent. We want our kids to DO their chores, but we don’t want to nag and we don’t want to deal with bad attitude. Sometimes, it seems easier putting away the dishes ourselves or cleaning the mirrors on our own.
But we feel there must be a better way.
It’s the end of the day. You’re tired. The kids are screaming. You need ideas for easy weeknight meals. Here you go.
Do your kids love cooking with you?
My three-year-old son always wants to help. I give him lots of easy jobs like handing me veggies or stirring, but usually, the meals I find require so much chopping and so much of a need to work quickly, that he doesn’t have much to do.
It leaves me flustered, too. You can probably imagine trying to cook when a 35-pound preschooler suddenly wants to be held. You’ve probably done it yourself.
That’s why take-out is so popular in our house.
However, that may be changing. Gobble, a subscription meal service, makes cooking so easy that a three-year-old can do it. In fact, he did do it!!
Mmmmm.. puppy chow. Hold on! Give it a chance. The title may sound unappetizing, but if you have not yet tried its amazingness, you’re missing out.