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How To Manage Your Child’s Seasonal Allergies
It was a beautiful spring day and we were standing outside waiting on dance class to start. Niya sat on a bench and a few minutes later, I noticed her rubbing her eyes terribly. She was rubbing so hard, she began digging, and then started crying from discomfort. When I pulled her hands down from her face, her eyes were so swollen and she was yelling, “Mommy, help!” Niya was suffering from seasonal allergies.
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Manicotti: An Easy Dinner Idea
Have to get dinner on the table, but don’t really have a lot of time. This easy recipe will have dinner on the table in no time.
Mom life if hectic and sometimes we forget to prepare for dinner, so we are standing in the kitchen with the refrigerator wide open, trying to see what dinner miracle we can come up with. Try this meal and make the magic happen.
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Ways Moms Can Find Peace In The Midst of Chaos
As I was trying to get some work done, I could hear the kids down stairs yelling, “I had the remote first, don’t change the TV, I’m telling mom!” Immediately, I hear them racing up stairs to tell their side of the story first. I took a deep breath, because I did not want to hear it, let alone, be a referee to this sibling quarrel. I explained how I’m tired of hearing them always fighting over the smallest things and how it’s getting on my nerves. I told them to figure it out and if they didn’t, the tv was going off. Remind you, there are about six TVs in the house, so why we are fighting again? This is how I will find peace in the midst of chaos in the house this year.
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New Beginnings – How To Start Off The New Year Right.
Here we are, at the start of another brand new year. Too often we have resolutions that we proclaim, but never follow through on. This year, let’s do things differently. Instead of huge lists and out of reach goals that sound good, but we know won’t make it past March, let’s take small steps to improve. A little progress each day, adds up to big results as time goes on. Having this mindset is what will help us start off the New Year right.
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How To Reduce Stress This Holiday Season
Holiday seasons usually always involve one thing, stress!! But this year it doesn’t have to. This year we are going to do things a little bit differently. Here is how we will reduce the stress this holiday season.
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Moms, You Have To Stop Underestimating Yourself, Now!
We all know that motherhood is a lot of work, but somehow, some way, we always seem to get it done. We focus on the family and a lot of times, it leaves no time for ourselves which tends to make us feel like we are failing in the position because we are simply not happy. It’s important to make time for yourself to reach goals and prove that you are are doing a great job in the midst of all the chaos. Don’t downplay the hard work you are putting in. Stop underestimating yourself and start being confident as you find things that make you feel complete.
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Things Moms Need For Themselves While Back To School Shopping.
The time is here!! It’s back to school. Let the crazy shopping, planning and organization begin. As moms, we are always making sure we have it all together for our kiddos, but we can’t forget about ourselves. As we are checking off all of their needed items, be sure to pick up some things for yourself. Here are a few items that you probably didn’t know you needed, but would definitely help with your transition back into the school year.
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The Museum Of Illusions – Atlanta
Looking for a new, exciting experience for your kids, look no further. Museum of Illusions has everything to keep their little minds racing with amazement and their eyes full of wonder. I am always looking for new ways to make memories with my kids and this place was full of memory moments. From the mind-bending exhibits, satisfying optical illusions, and cool installations, Museum of Illusions-Atlanta is a must visit for families with kids of all ages.
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Why Moms Should Embrace Personal Growth
Motherhood is a beautiful journey filled with love, joy, and incredible responsibility. As moms, we often prioritize the well-being of our children, neglecting our own personal growth and development. However, it is essential to recognize that nurturing ourselves and embarking on a journey of personal growth not only benefits us, but also enhances our ability to nurture and support our families.
