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    10 Things I Don’t Miss About My Kid Being a Baby

    I love the baby phase. I know that I’m in the minority; I do. My husband and I have four kids (7, 4.5 and 1.5-year-old twins) and all four of them were the most amazing babies you’ve ever met. We have come to the conclusion that God must not think we are capable of handling […] More

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    The Absolute, Dumbest Things My Kids Have Fought About

    My kids have to wake up at 7:30 am so we can leave by 8:30 am to get the two oldest to school on time. It shouldn’t take an hour to get them ready, but I also have 18-month-old twins and my husband leaves for work at 6:45 am, so it’s just me and five […] More

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    How To Effectively Investigate a Nanny’s Background

    Trusting people with your kids is no easy feat. For me, the only person I trust implicitly with them is my husband. While I trust our parents and our relatives more than anyone in the world, I’d say pretty implicitly, I still worry that they might not be able to do everything correctly, handle everything […] More

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    An Open Letter To Parents Who Smoke Around Their Children

    No bumpers in the cribs, frequent bed checks at night, constant baby monitor-monitoring; these are just a few of the everyday things that I do as the mother of four small kids to ensure their safety. I read with them, I play with them, I teach them to wash their hands and have good hygiene […] More

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    World’s Best Parents Recreate Their Daughter’s Ridiculous Selfies

    If you’re a kid there’s something you should never ever forget.Ā  While your parents may be lame or embarrassing, they’ve seen you in the most lame and embarrassing ways that you could never compare to their actions.Ā Ā  Remember, they raised you so they’ve seen you since birth.Ā Ā  So the next time you’re thinking of acting […] More

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    A Mother’s Biggest Fears About Preschool

    My oldest just began the second grade and my ā€˜middle’ daughter just started VPK, which I’m pretty sure makes me a preschool pro (do I get some sort of medal or trophy or something for that?). As a mother of four, I can tell you with certainty that it does get easier each time a […] More

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    10 Phrases We Wish Were Banned from Mom Conversations

    Mothers are the most amazing people in the world. Seriously; and I am not just saying that because I am a mother and I have four pretty cool kids. I’m saying that because I admire my mom friends more than any other people on the planet. I admire their composure, their cool personalities and their […] More

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    The Various Stages of Throwing Out Your Kids Old Toys

    Something magical happens when you become a parent. You suddenly realize that important things – shoes, keys, phones, remote controls, etc. – go missing only to stay that way for hours, days, weeks. You also realize that things that have absolutely no importance in the world – McDonald’s toys – multiply by 1000 overnight. Every […] More

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    10 Ways to Prevent Your Child From Becoming a Spoiled Brat

    Entitled, rude, obnoxious kids that don’t know the value of hard work, a dollar or taking care of themselves sound awesome. How do I get one? I have four kids, surely one of them will grow up to become the type of adult that cannot bear the phrase, ā€œNoā€ or take care of him or […] More

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    10 Things To Look For in Your Child’s Preschool Teacher

    You might think that you don’t get to choose your child’s teacher, but that’s not true – especially in pre school. You get to choose where you want to send your kids regardless of where you live or where you are zoned. You get to talk to teachers, interview them, move your kid and choose […] More

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