How to Make Self Care Activities a Priority and a Reality
When was the last time you put your own needs on your to-do list? My guess is that it’s been a while, if ever. And I get it, Mama. You’re busy, overwhelmed, and the last thing on your mind are self care activities.
How To Listen to Your Baby’s Cues
So you’ve had your baby and spent your two blissful days in the hospital. Nurses and doctors have been in and out of your room to help you feed and change your newborn. You’ve had people waiting on you hand and foot.
5 Alternatives to Breastfeeding New Moms May Not Know About
Breastfeeding doesn’t always work out for every new mom. There are many things that could go wrong – lack of supply, inverted nipples, troubles latching, medical complications and the list goes on and on. Some women choose not to breastfeed, and others simply cannot.
10 Practical Ways to Help Your Kids Fall in Love With Books
Picture this – Your kids scoop exemplary grades in school. Their language is rich and their oratory skills dumbfounding. They are draped in an aura of confidence like a bathrobe. Their brain is analytical; constantly dabbling in topics well above their age. The frosting on the cake? That has got to be their social skills! They joyously interact with their peers and adults.
The ONE Diet That All Moms Can Follow to Lose the Baby Weight
I grew up in a French family, which in my culture, means that I would literally eat any food! When I arrived in the US, I discovered that most people here fear food and I really didn’t understand why. Fast forward, I ended up marrying a vegetarian man and subsequently I became one.
How to Be a Rockstar Work-at-Home Mom
Being a work-at-home mom is awesome – it really is. But it doesn’t come easy. For as many perks as there are for working from home, there are equally as many drawbacks. Yes, it may be fantastic between conference calls to be able to fold the laundry and make the beds, but it takes an awful amount of discipline, organization and motivation not to let something or another to fall to the wayside – whether… →
