Moms’ group outreach
Here are five suggestions for staying connected with your community and the world through a mothers' group:
Talking one-on-one
One-on-one time with kids sets the stage for when they have something important that needs to be said, because they'll already know that it's safe to talk with you.
No time for time-outs
I believe in treating children the way you would want to be treated. Deal with the behaviour.
Ode to Hammy
When there was a slight hope that we could save our Hammy, I took it, and ended up paying A LOT of money at the vets.
New online tool supports co-parenting
Coparentplanner is an online scheduling tool for parents who share custody of their children.
The messy bedroom syndrome
I totally forgot how messy my room (and closet) were as a kid, until I had kids of my own.
Finding common parenting ground
Agreeing on rules and forming a united front makes for good parenting.
Lending a helping hand
Twice this past week I had the proud experience of catching my children lending a helping hand.
Raising resilient children
Expert will offer tips on raising resilient children at Halton Waldorf School presentation.
Navigating gender expectations
Children try on various roles with no regard for gender and parents need to accept and accommodate them.
Kids are messy
As a parent, you tend to resign yourself to having a bit of a mess in your house. Okay, maybe more than a bit.
As a parent do you ever just feel like this?
Just one big Mumsy Mess! Yes folks sometimes I feel like I am hamster spinning my wheel. Cooking, cleaning, driving, work, birthday presents, special days, events, cottage, cleaning the cottage, cooking at the cottage, looking for my kid who has
Let it Grow
Early this Spring my family spent a few several days planning out what were going to plant and grow in our garden this year.
