[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] By Andrea Marlene of Bumblebird Blog There are so many different opinions out there on the best way to raise your kids. Bottle feed or breastfeed? Sleep train or co-sleep? Public school or private school or home school? And just when you think you’ve chosen the […]
[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] By Samantha Wassel of Between the Monkey Bars I love my kids fiercely. Truly, I do. I love them to the moon and back, and to Neptune’s known 14 moons and back, and to wherever the hell my sanity has escaped to and back. But as […]
You know you tell those little white lies on occasion. Don’t worry; I’m sure a lot of us can relate! Sorry I’ve been super busy You’re lying. We all know you were either binge watching Netflix or something you’ve DVRd. Or you’re an asshole and got to take a nap. […]
[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] There is a reason your toddler and the family dog are good friends; actually, there are several. If you’ve spent any length of time with them, you’ll notice they have a great deal in common. Here are a few similarities: 1. They don’t like to wear […]
[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] I chose my husband based on how well we could recreate a sitcom together. I like to think I chose well. Below are some examples which I feel illustrate I chose correctly. 1) Our disagreements One evening I requested help to settle a quick marriage dispute. […]
We’re all victims of Murphy’s Law from time to time — you know, the old adage that states if something can go wrong, it will go wrong. Usually it involves losing our keys on a day we’re running super late or discovering we’ve forgotten our wallets at home right after […]
[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] I first want to thank Facebook for the “follow” button. When I am tired of hearing reading opinions on Gay Marriage, The Confederate Flag, Breastfeeding, and Breastfeeding in Public, I no longer have to unfriend people I actually like. Now I can hit that button and […]
The whining and bickering and complaints of “I’m bored” that now fill homes around the nation are reminiscent of a summertime plague like polio – only no one has developed a vaccine for it. Do yourself and your bank account a favor by skipping the expensive day camps and pricey […]