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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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How To Know When It’s Time To Start Potty Training Your Toddler
We are finally here! The potty training stage. My son has shown signs that he is now ready to start potty training. It’s bitter sweet because I won’t have to buy diapers anymore, but at the same time, I’m sad the little baby stage is over.
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Am I Really A Bad Mom? How to Deal With Mom Guilt.
The thought of becoming a mom and loving your children always seems like a dream come true. It’s a beautiful thing and a blessing to encounter. But what about when all that beauty wears off? Then, you wonder what in the world was I thinking? Why did I have all these children in the first place? You begin to deal with Mom Guilt. Then you ask, am I really a bad mom? If you are honest with yourself, I’m not the only mom that has felt this way. If you are not ready to admit it, that’s okay, just keep reading.
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Sibling Rivalries Are Teachable Moments. 5 lessons learned from fighting.
I have three daughters, ages 8, 6 and 4. It’s a constant girl quarrel in the house. We deal with sibling rivalries daily. They fight over everything. They argue over who gets the remote, who sits in the second row compared to the third row of the car and who gets the pink plate at dinner time. There is nothing different about that plate, but the color. 🤦♀️
Five minutes later, you will hear, “Get out of my room, stop looking at me and she touched me!” I have learned to tune them out most of the time, but when it gets out of hand and a little too noisy, I will step in. I ask the kids, “Do you want me to handle it?” They yell out, “NO!”, because they know if I step in, tv goes off, everybody sits in the third row and no one gets the pink plate.
