Whether you’re planning to get a membership at a local pool, take a family beach vacation or spend your days at the lake, chances are your kids will encounter a new swimming opportunity at some point this summer. As moms, we look forward to these adventures, but they can also be stressful. Making sure everyone is safe is a top priority. Not to mention the endless supply of sunscreen, snacks, and swimsuits these activities require. Whatever adventures you have planned, here are my tips for a safe summer.
Playlist: May Survival Guide For School Parents
It’s MAY. And we haven’t had an honest-to-goodness, where-the-bleep-is-the-friday-folder kind of MAY since 2019. To remind you that you’re not alone (and that you’re not imagining it), here are some podcast episodes to keep you company this month.
Fast Five: The Dinner-Table Game I Play To Connect With My Kids
What I value most about this game is how I can see the world from their perspectives—what they think about, what they observe, hear, and notice. Their questions and answers make me more cognizant of what I’m saying to them, around them, and of what I’m showing them, on purpose or not.
These Breastfeeding Products Made My Nursing Journey Easier
successful breastfeeding. If you do have any difficulties nursing or pumping I always recommend first seeing an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), no matter how old your baby is or what stage you are in your nursing journey. And if you are in the market for some products to make the journey a little easier, here are some of my favorites, most of which I use everyday as a breastfeeding mom!
We Moved Twice Last Year: Here Are 10 Things I Wish I’d Known
Moving is one of those universal experiences where no matter who you are, where you’re going, we all can agree it’s a challenging event. Moving with kids? A whole ‘nother layer of hard. Here’s what I learned (after two moves in one year!) to help make a move smoother, whether you’re going across town or across the country.
What I’ve Learned About Cooking By Living An Hour From The Grocery Store
Before I got married, I don’t remember putting much thought into cooking. I spent my early 20s with roommates, and
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