Why The “Best” Holiday Gift For Teens Isn’t For Us
Teenagers are notoriously hard to shop for, and mine insist all they want is money. I refuse to give up and just fork over the cash, and I’m okay with that.
Teenagers are notoriously hard to shop for, and mine insist all they want is money. I refuse to give up and just fork over the cash, and I’m okay with that.
A mom needs help breaking a bad mealtime habit with her toddler so she can have the healthy family dinner time they all deserve and need.
Is sadness a bad thing? Kristen Chase talks about letting feelings out to let them go, with the hopes that they’ll find peace and that she will too.
At a time when many parents are backing off, we’re stepping up; volunteering at the high school level doesn’t make you a helicopter parent!
Mom needs help getting her potty trained (and strong-willed) son to now pee while at home.
A first-time mom is looking for age-appropriate tips to get her toddler excited and involved in her first memorable Christmas.
This Turkey Sandwich food craft is great for pre- and post-Thanksgiving meals. Have some fun.
Time to get dressed for Thanksgiving. These little turkey hair clips are a simple but festive way celebrate turkey day.
An expecting mom needs help understanding whether the extreme guilt trip she is getting from her mom about postpartum visiting plans is justified or not.
The longer I parent, the more I realize how much I don’t know. It’s all a puzzle, and thankfully, I like puzzles.
A mom needs help getting her toddler who is experiencing a sleep regression back to his champion sleeping ways.
Sometimes a pixie cut is more than just a style decision. Kristen Chase shares her reasoning for taking the plunge. And no, it wasn’t lice.
We try out the safest reusable water bottles available to determine which are best for young kids, elementary schoolers, tweens and adults.
Out of nowhere my recently potty-trained toddler has started peeing indiscriminately. Is this a behavioral regression or is there something more I should be concerned about?
I voted this morning, but perhaps more importantly, I’m trying to make sure my kids understand why it’s a big deal.
A mom is ready to face her toddler’s picky eating habits but her first challenge is keeping her in her high chair. How does she do that successfully?
A mom would love a recommendation for how to show her extra helpful mother-in-law some very deserving and special appreciation.
On being happy, and why that shouldn’t be the goal for yourself, your partner, or your kids.
We’re back with another list of universal parenting truths. This time, it’s all about Halloween.
Halloween seems to have gotten a lot more complicated over the years, and I have mixed feelings about what that means for my teens.

