Sadly, over time we have become more uncomfortable with setting limits and being consistent with our daily routines or general rules. Parenting is a difficult job – the most difficult and demanding job I have ever had. Our children need us to be the parent, even when it’s uncomfortable and ugly.
Category: col1
Screen Time for Kids: How Much Screen Time Is Too Much?
Technology has improved everyone’s lives in many ways, but it also has its drawbacks. Over the last decade, exposure to smartphones, tablets, handheld video games, and laptops have become unavoidable. Mommybites acknowledges that “older” parents may not be as tech-savvy as younger generations. This results in many older parents being very cautious when it comes to their children using technology.
Tropical Theme Party to Get Your Kids Through Winter
The winter months can be cold and tough for kiddos who want to be outside in the sunny warmth! Here are some tips on how to make your little ones feel like they’re in a tropical climate with this awesome party.
These Are the Health Benefits of Butter for Kids
Cook with butter. Don’t cook with margarine or any other fake butter substitutes. Cook with butter. Most people think butter is bad. It’s not. On the contrary, butter – from grass fed cows – is one of the most ultimate, nutrient dense foods one can consume. Butter is basically animal fat with slight traces of […]
Changes to Your Body during Stages of Pregnancy
Pregnancy changes your body in many ways during the course of your nine months. Learn about all the different ways that each trimester can bring bodily changes!
Best Kid-Friendly Attractions and Hands-on Museums
Are you looking for kid-friendly options while taking a family trip? Do your little ones love zoos, museums, and more? Check out these awesome suggestions!
These are the Positive Effects of Competitive Sports for Kids
Kids participating in youth sports today can choose between competitive and noncompetitive programs. The latter have gained a lot of traction in recent years. Such leagues focus primarily on participation and having fun – everyone is identified as a “winner,” and everyone seems to get a trophy. In some noncompetitive leagues, they don’t even keep score.
12 Things to Do with Your First Child Before the Second One Arrives
During your second pregnancy, it’s normal to have mixed feelings as your party of three nears its end. How do you savor the waning weeks, while soothing any trepidation your child may be feeling? We came up with 12 ways to make this time memorable and reassuring.