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By JustMommies staff
We all know the drill all too well: as a mom, you spend so much time taking care of your kids and everyone else that when it comes time to take care of yourself there’s never enough time. Well, now it’s time for that kind of thinking to come to an end, and here are quick and easy ways to help you Alec Greven: How to Talk to Moms and Dads!
By Alec Greven
Just in time for Father’s Day, we chatted with How to Talk to Girls bestselling author, 10-year-old Alec Greven, who is now sharing his insights into dealing with parents! His latest books, How to Talk to Moms and How to Talk to Dads, arrived in stores in April. Greven wrote his first book as a school Mommy Clashes: When Parenting Differences Come Between Friends
By JustMommies staff
One mom is eager to share her knowledge about extended breastfeeding, only to learn that her friend has decided to use formula from Day 1. Another mom invests hours crafting homemade snacks from scratch, while her friend has no problem serving pre-packaged goodies. Another mom uses time-outs for discipline, Making Friends with Other Moms
By JustMommies staff
Being friends with other moms of like-aged children is one of the best side benefits of having kids. You have someone with whom to commiserate about sleep battles, picky eating, and tantrums. You have someone who can look out for your little one in a pinch. And you have ready-made entertainment for your Five Ways to Avoid the Mommy Wars
By Miriam Peskowitz
Mothers hear so much about 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. Is life at the local playground and the preschool - « first
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