5 Ways to Zap "Mommy Guilt"

I remember, almost 14 years ago, bringing my son Kai home from the hospital. We had borrowed an old car seat from someone we knew. I placed all 6 lbs 14 oz. of him into the car seat and suddenly burst into tears.
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6 Things Nobody Told You About Being a SAHM

You might not like hearing these things, but while the truth is not always what you want to hear, it is what you need to hear, and as a fellow SAHM who had no idea what she was getting herself into, I feel it is my responsibility (and perverse pleasure) to enlighten you.
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Cards for Kids

If you’ve ever attended a child’s class Valentine party, you’ve seen how enthralled children are to open each and every valentine.
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Five Ways to Avoid the Mommy Wars

We’re told there’s an absolute no-holds-barred battle that leaves moms in the paid workplace and those at home fulltime raising kids unable to share a playgroup or a carpool, let alone a smile or a story.
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How to Boost Your Momfidence

My mom was full of wise sayings when I was a child, like “Nobody said life was supposed to be easy” and “Always wear clean underwear.”
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Motherhood is a Perfect Adventure

How often do you think of family life as an adventure or delightful experience? If you and your children are having a good day, then you might buy into this idea. However, many of you are probably laughing hysterically now.
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New Year’s Resolutions for the Super Mom

This year is going to be different. In the years gone by, you may have made a lot of resolutions. Some you may have kept, but more than likely you did not follow through with most of them.
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Return to the Spirit of Mothers Day

Mother’s Day is a time for honoring and thanking our own mothers for giving us life, raising us and being a source of emotional support and love.
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The Duty to be Happy

You, as the mom, the captain of your family enterprise, have a duty to be happy. Duty is a strong word for it, but that’s exactly what it is. When we are parents, our personal happiness is a responsibility, not a luxury.
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