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Summer Reading Enrichment: BookBugs Review

May 17, 2015 By Lola Lolita

Summer Reading Enrichment: BookBugs Review

The following post is a sponsored review by BookBugs. All opinions stem from my honest experiences and beliefs about the product and are in no way influenced by the compensation I received to review the product. You can trust me to tell it like it is. As an English teacher and mom of three, literacy […]

Filed Under: Education, Entertainment, Parenting, Sponsored Post

The Weirdest Things We’ve Found in Our Mom Purses

May 15, 2015 By Lola Lolita

The Weirdest Things We've Found in Our Mom Purses

I found a toddler’s sock in my purse the other day. Just one. And it’s been two years since I’ve had a toddler in my home. One second I was reaching in there to get out my anxiety medication, and the next, I was pulling out a (most certainly dirty) toddler sock. I’d probably shrug […]

Filed Under: Humor, Life, Parenting

ASD Meltdowns: “You ain’t Seen Nothin’!”

May 14, 2015 By Miranda Keskes

ASD Meltdowns: "You Ain't Seen Nothin!"

[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] Whenever my friends describe “meltdowns” their young children have, I have to restrain myself from busting out into maniacal laughter. They really have no idea. If you’re a parent, you know what meltdowns look like.  They’re not pretty. If you’re a parent of an aggressive child with special needs, you know […]

Filed Under: Parenting, Special Needs

What She Did When I Told My Mother She Ruined Me

May 14, 2015 By Joe Medler

What She Did When I Told My Mother She Ruined Me

By Joe Medler of Developing Dad The most transformative moment of therapy for me didn’t happen in a therapist’s office, or even in therapy. It happened in a walk-in closet that I’d made my writing room in the third floor walk-up in Astoria, where I lived. Truth is, I was in therapy to be able […]

Filed Under: Health, Life, Parenting

You Have to Pay to Play with the Big Dogs: Children in Poverty

May 13, 2015 By Sammiches Guest Writer

You Have to Pay to Play with the Big Dogs

[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] By Kristina Hammer of The Angrivated Mom There are some contingencies in life that are inevitable. Unavoidable and unchangeable. Especially when you’re being raised in a low-income family. There just aren’t enough opportunities available for these kids the same way as there are for middle- and upper-class kids. The endless number […]

Filed Under: Life, Parenting, Politics/Community

10 Hiding Places for Moms: A Practical Guide

May 13, 2015 By Sammiches Guest Writer

10 Hiding Places for Moms: A Practical Guide

Nope. This isn’t about how to kick your kid’s ass at hide and seek (though I’d totally read that post). It’s about the real deal, “I have to get the eff-out-of-here-before-I-lose- even-more-of-my-shit” hiding places for mothers. Mother-tested, mother-approved, here’s a list of ten places you can escape to when you’re in a hurry and can’t actually […]

Filed Under: Humor, Parenting

10 Tips for Surviving the Year-End Field Trip

May 12, 2015 By Mandy Waysman

10 Tips for Surviving the Year-End Field Trip

The time is upon us. We have survived another year (pardon me if that seems presumptuous, but if you are reading this I am going to make assumptions about your vital signs.) As a reward for the hard work you have done all year in getting your child to school, remembering show and tell, and […]

Filed Under: Education, Humor, Parenting, SPM19

The Overwhelming

May 12, 2015 By Toni Hammer

The Overwhelming

I am suffering from a condition I am referring to as “The Overwhelming.” My entire life is in some way touched by this malady and it really, really sucks. We’ve had some upsetting medical news recently which has shaken up our lives, as well as our diet, and stresses me the eff out when it […]

Filed Under: Life, Parenting

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