Some days, it creeps in quietly—usually right after asking your teen for the third time to take out the trash… and getting a grunt in return. Or maybe it’s seeing them glued to a screen while you’re drowning in dishes, or hearing them talk back with that mix of attitude and indifference that could win awards. You try to stay calm, but the frustration builds. … Continue reading What To Do When You Feel Like a ‘Bad’ Parent
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day, and to celebrate, I got this list for you. Let’s be real—Mother’s Day these days isn’t what it used to be. Life’s gotten more expensive, time feels shorter, and honestly, not all moms are thrilled about getting gifts that end up collecting dust or stuffed inside a cabinet we rarely open. If you’d ask me? I’d rather not receive flowers. They’re … Continue reading 10 Mother’s Day Movies Worth Watching
Raising kids in a world glued to screens feels like walking a tightrope. On one hand, technology keeps them connected, learning, and entertained. On the other, it’s a constant battle against endless scrolling, online risks, and the dreaded “just five more minutes” plea. As a mom of two teenagers, I’ve seen firsthand how screens can be both a blessing and a curse. They help with … Continue reading Parenting in the Digital Age – Tips for Managing Screen Time and Online Safety
For moms working from home, “balance” can sometimes seem far-fetched. Between emails, deadlines, meal prep, and endless laundry, finding time to be productive often feels like magic. Throw in kids who are always busy on their cellphones and can’t be bothered, and productivity can easily take a backseat. The work-from-home setup sounds flexible on paper, but it often means fitting a full day’s work around … Continue reading Top Productivity Hacks for Work-From-Home Moms
The quickest way for a parent to get a child’s attention is to sit down and look comfortable
– lane olinghouse Continue reading Not a Parental Advice
im reposting this which originally appeared on my first blog lastmay 21, 2008 Continue reading I Know Because Im a Parent
From My Corner of the Couch 