One of the things that I love about summer birthday parties is that we usually throw a pool party. Pool parties are easy to plan and don’t require lots of prep work to come up with creative ways to keep a bunch of kids busy.
It was difficult for me to accept that I was not one of those women who thrived being around my children and doing all things good housewives do. I often felt overwhelmed and longed for those days of being kid free.
Have you heard about Stikbots? Stikbots are easy-to-pose figures built with suction cup hands and feet, which can stick to almost any flat surface.
Today I am revisiting a guest post originally posted on March 11, 2013, by Renée Peterson Trudeau, a life balance coach/speaker and author of the books “Nurturing the Soul of Your Family” and “The Mother’s Guide to Self-Renewal.
I love my family and generally am happy to contribute my part by taking care of the home. However, sometimes housework can put me over the edge and I find myself doing weird things to get back at my family.
Did you know that research shows that one of the most toxic environments that we live in, is our own home? That’s scary, right? The good news is we can take simple small steps to make the changes that will lead to a better, cleaner environment.
When I was a kid our options for a future career were pretty simple. We knew we had to go to school to get a decent job and as a student if we needed extra money we worked at McDonalds. Thanks to today’s technology our kids have a naive idea of what it takes to make a living.
Fornite might be all the rage these days but Minecraft is still going strong. Party planning needed be expensive and a great party can be had on small budget.
With digital crime rates rising you need to learn how to protect yourself from being hacked.
Everybody knows that kids only go to each other’s parties for the goody bags. Only those goody bags are usually filled with crappy toys that are probably full of toxins.
