Once that pregnancy test shows a positive result, most parents run to the nearest store (or website, nowadays) and begin adding all the things to their baby registry. It is way more fun to think about decorating the nursery, finding the perfect travel system, and buying the cutest of baby clothes! How you plan on feeding your baby is not always on the top of your list between shopping, doctor’s appointments, ...
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What is one of the least favorite notices to get as a parent? You guessed it, the “your child has been exposed to lice” notice. By the time you are finished reading those words, you are already itching your scalp! Have no fear. If you are armed with some basic information about this pesky little nuisance, you will be able to help your children and your household be lice-free in ...
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I love finding ways to encourage families to get in the kitchen together, and summer is the perfect time for that. Whether you’re staying in to build forts, watch movies and play games, having a backyard picnic, out by the pool, or heading on a long road trip family vacation, there are a few fun and easy recipes that you can make as a family where everyone can get involved ...
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Summer is here, and I know that a cold refreshing beverage on a hot summer day, whether it be one for you or one for your kids, is something that we look forward to as soon as the temperatures start to rise. I like to make frozen treats any chance I can get! This Texas heat is no joke; throw in a holiday, and it’s even more of a reason ...
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Communication is the Essence of Human Life Many parents are often seeking answers to questions regarding their child’s overall speech and language development. There is so much information online that leaves parents feeling confused about what’s “typical” or “normal”. It is important for parents to be well informed on speech and language norms to ensure they can seek out professional assistance from a Speech-Language Pathologist when needed. One of the most important ...
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Yay, it's summertime! The sun is shining, the weather is nice and the kids are home! The first few weeks after school is out is a nice break! No running to drop off for pre-school or waking up to make breakfast and lunches-hurray! And then July rolls around; the kids are bored, you’ve watched Encanto more than you can count and you’re on snack #4 of the day. It's ok, ...
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So you’re considering a meal kit to simplify your life. Makes sense. You’re busy. You have an endless list of to-dos and “dinner” and “grocery shopping” are always on the top of your list. You have a few go-to’s that you learned from your mom or grandma but how many times can you eat the same pan-roasted chicken before it starts to get old? To make matters even more complicated, ...
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It’s been just over two years since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, and it feels like much of the world has returned to normal. However, the long-reaching and long-lasting impacts of the pandemic on working moms continue to be felt. While balancing work and family obligations has long been the reality for women in the United States, the continued uncertainty around childcare and in-person instruction for school-aged children has created ...
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Let’s be honest here moms, it is nearly impossible to get a cute photo with you and your kids without hiring a professional. Do you feel me on this one? As a mom and professional photographer, it is even harder for me. Over the years I have learned a couple of tips and tricks that will drastically improve your chances of nailing that perfect family photo with your iPhone. . . Step 1: The ...
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Congratulations parents! You’ve decided it’s time to transition your baby from their bassinet or pack n’ play to their crib! That’s huge! When should you make the transition? One of the most stressful things for parents is making that transition. You’ll want to move them when you’re comfortable but more importantly when it’s not safe anymore (rolling or when they’ve reached the weight limit of the product). The American Academy of Pediatrics notes ...
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