Submitted by Becca in AR (You can read more from Becca by visiting here.)
Have you ever heard the stereotype that preachers’ kids are the worst? My husband is a Children’s Pastor, so I’m sure hoping it’s not true. The fear set in when my oldest son was only a year and a half.
We were sitting at [...]
Submitted by Jessica G. in Utah (you can read more by visiting Jessica’s site here)
Yesterday, I had the Boy sit on the potty. Nothing new, he does that all the time (with no results). This time, I knew he needed to go to the bathroom so I told him to stay on the potty until [...]
Submitted by Natasha in Alberta, Canada (To read more about Natasha, visit her website Becoming Something.)
Mormons store food in case of emergencies of all sorts. But some people wonder where to store their food if they live an apartment or just don’t have a lot of space. Well, Lulu has a suggestion for you. Flour can [...]
Submitted by Becca in AR (You can read more from Becca by visiting here.)
Boys are all I know now. We have two nieces whom we love, but there’s a huge difference in nieces we see a lot and sons that we live with. I don’t want to make huge gender stereotypes based on those situations. However, [...]
Submitted by Jessica G. in Utah (you can read more by visiting Jessica’s site here)
After taking nearly a year for da Boo to get the hang of the whole potty business and trying every single method I could find, I thought the Boy wouldn’t be nearly as hard. After all, he had a solid role [...]
Submitted by Natasha in Alberta, Canada (To read more about Natasha, visit her website Becoming Something.)
I tried to catch a nap and forgot to put the peanut butter away. Do you have any idea how hard it is to clean up greasy peanut butter so that no smidge of it is left behind?
What you don’t [...]
Submitted by Becca in AR (You can read more from Becca by visiting here.)
In the age of Lightning McQueen, a Mom can just not drive fast enough. Ever. Her 3-yr-old in the back will never think she is a respectable driver unless she’s passing every car they see. That mindset can also create moments of [...]
Submitted by Natasha in Alberta, Canada (To read more about Natasha, visit her website Becoming Something.)
Dear Children Of Mine,
I know that right now you think I’m a space cadet. But one day, you will have children and you, too, will have Swiss cheese for brains. I write this for you to read then. It’s my letter [...]
Submitted by Eryn in Mechanicsville, VA
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Motherhood is messy.
There are the everyday messes: food, dirty diapers, toys on the floor, finger paints….and then there are the messes that serve as hazing for those joining the “sorority” of motherhood.
When my son Jackson was about 8 months old, he was on strong [...]
Submitted by Joanna in TN (Visit http://thebouldins.blogspot.com/ to read more)
When she was about 10 months old, I finally got tired of the hassle of the infant tub for Julia and started just tossing her in the big people bathtub. (She’s our first, it took me a while to be brave enough to move her past a [...]
