61. Look with awe at the moon.
Mostly he putters around the yard, plays with the hose, finds toads and bugs and locust shells and cool rocks, shimmys up the door frames, attempts to dismantle the house, and, admittedly, has way too much screen time. In other words, the same kind of summers I had as a kid.
I want my summer to be an excuse to lavish in the ordinary and mundane; to cruise through our days like a VW Bug on a Hawaiian highway.
To keep your kiddos busy + happy for hours.
Items are up to 50% off, mama.
Fostering independence in your toddler = #parentinggoals.
Sometimes I buy big bags of organic carrots and sometimes I declare it ‘pizza night!’ I am good enough at nutrition.
In the moment, the chaos is so real, but when it's over, it's over and I just want to wake you up and say, "HEY! You did good today, kid."
Good news, mama: Avoiding the "summer slide" can be fun for everyone!
Children are resilient and their emotional responses in the moment are not a measure of how good you are as a mother.
Listening to a podcast as a family is a great compromise when it comes to kids and technology use in the car.
Whether you're planning a quick trip to the lake or flying the fam to a resort, the results are the same: A happier, more connected family.
Critical and oh-so-fun—here are 5 reasons to let kids loose and watch them learn.
In a matter of seconds, my life changed.
No picky eater stands a chance against "You don't have to eat it."
Any time your little one is near a body of water they should be wearing their life jacket. The younger you start, the more likely they'll feel naked without it!
If you're Montessori-curious, these books are for you.
In addition to communing with nature, part of the fun of camping is doing things you wouldn't do at home. Hint: let the kids stay up a little late!
Science explains why your 3-year-old has endless energy.
ISR Self-Rescue lessons teach kids how to survive unsafe water situations.