

Teaching Money Management
Benjamin Franklin has a wonderful saying, "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." There are so many things that some parents think that their child will just "learn" or "pick up" as they grow. I think that there are many things that we should be teaching our children, but just never think of them. Money management is definitely one of those things, and who doesn't want to teach their child how to manage money well? When should I start teaching my child how to man

Hannah
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#1 Rule for Raising Awesome Kiddos
How many times a day does your child ask for help to do something? How many times a day do you jump to assist your child when you think they need help? These are very, VERY important questions to know the answers to if you want to raise capable, independent children. When I first became a parent, I was often afraid of my child getting hurt, and I definitely assisted them with more things than I should have... I was a bit of a control freak, I admit. Then, I stumbled upon a wo

Hannah
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3 Must-Haves for Sleep Training
Are you having trouble getting your baby to sleep through the night? Are they older than six months? It may be time to consider sleep training. Although I fought the idea of it for a little while, in order to bring some peace to the home, I eventually went the sleep training route. You can read about my sleep training system here . Today I wanted to share with you my top must-haves for sleep training. These are tried and true products that have worked for all five of my child

Hannah
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Sciatica... the WORST!
I had never experienced the pain of sciatica until I became pregnant. During my third pregnancy, I experienced it for the first time and the pain was so intense that I could hardly walk. What is sciatica?

Hannah
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Fostering Independence
Does your toddler follow you EVERYWHERE? Does this drive you crazy? Recently, I was in this phase with my fourth child. No matter how hard I tried to set him up with an activity, the moment I walked away, he followed me. I reminded myself that, as his mother, I am his world, I am his favorite person. Most toddlers do this because they love their mom, not because they are trying to frustrate her. However, this can be quite frustrating and make it difficult to get anything done

Hannah
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