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My Life as a Military Wife and Stay at Home Mom
It was two weeks after my c-section with my son. My husband was off to deployment. This was our second deployment apart, the first wasn't too bad considering I lived back home with a support system of friends and his family. We also only had our daughter at that time. How bad could it be? "Don't worry I got this.", I said to my husband. We all said goodbye.
By Kalista Tamborski4 years ago in Families
Let's Talk about Toxic Parenting
This conversation has become popular within the last year, with people young or old, getting personal as they share and discuss their upbringing and how truly damaging it was to their mental health.
By nostalgia.radio🪲4 years ago in Families
10 Secrets Of Buying Janmashtami Gifts Online You Must Know
Janmashtami is the ideal time to celebrate the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. It is the day to rejoice in his glory and remember him and his achievements. You can share joy and happiness by presenting cool Janmashtami gifts to your near and dear ones. Online gift portals are fully set with a massive array of trendy gifts to make this auspicious festival more pleasurable. So,Guest Posting showcase your love and express your feelings to your friends and relatives by exchanging thoughtful presents. You can even magnify the festive spirit of the big occasion by delighting your dear ones with online gifts delivery. The top 10 secrets of buying Janmashtami gifts online from gift stores have been listed below. Have a look at it!
By alex dina4 years ago in Families
How to Encourage Your Children to Spend Time Outside
We are living in the technological age, after all, and children aged 5-7 spend an average of 4 hours behind a screen every day.
By Adam Johnson4 years ago in Families
My mother
I have to be thankful for my mother who give me a life. When she was pregnant , she had to endure some much pain. My mother never gave up on me. Since my birth she took care of me , give me a better life. I remember how she used to go buy items to sell in the middle of the road.
By stephanie cetoute4 years ago in Families
Being A Step-Parent Is Hard
I became a step-mom at age 22, and it was one of the most challenging things I’ve faced in my adulthood, and continues to be challenging years later. Between figuring out boundaries, where you actually fit into the relationship, and finding the courage to seek support, it’s something I am still trying to figure out, and I know many others are as well. I dove into searching for help as a step-parent, and what I found didn’t make me feel any better. I saw countless articles about how important it is to be a good step-parent, how amazing it is and how big a role it is. While yes — being a step-parent is a wonderful experience, it also isn’t. From a realistic perspective, it’s hard and not always fun. I wanted to share a few things that I’ve learned since becoming a step-parent that I think may help you.
By K. Doe4 years ago in Families
Never Call Them Stupid
Parents’ continuous reprimanding of a child with limited intelligence out of motivation, encouragement and advice, only generates feelings of shaky self-confidence, failure, aggression and other negative feelings that appear in the long run more clearly, and it is difficult to deny their presence in the personality of the individual.
By Judith Isidore4 years ago in Families
Words Can Still Hurt Our Grown Children
I made a mistake. I blew it. I can admit when I am wrong, and I was wrong. I did learn a valuable lesson, though. Here it is- even when your children are grown, words still hurt. Combined with a tone, an attitude, and body language, words can still damage. No matter the age of your children.
By J. Delaney-Howe4 years ago in Families
Scuba Diving
Did you ever wonder what lies beneath the surface of the water? To see things from a totally different perspective? I have always loved the idea of scuba diving, to open myself up to viewing the wonders of life underwater.
By John Whye4 years ago in Families
Women’s Fashion: Ways To Introduce Casual Sneakers To Your Look
Sneakers work well with almost any outfit. And we're quite confident that the majority of women own at least one pair of sneakers. Women's casual sneakers are not only pleasant to wear, but they also provide superb support for your feet, which is especially important while standing for long durations or walking long distances.
By Olve Smith4 years ago in Families
How Can Children Be Entertained Outdoors?
Once you discover something different yet entertaining to do outdoors, it’s no doubt that they will no longer be glued to their screens. But how can you persuade them to step outside and embrace nature?
By Adam Johnson4 years ago in Families
Motherhood: Not just sunshine and rainbows
Unexpected Pregnancy For women who don't plan on having kids, seeing a positive pregnancy test can feel like their world has fallen apart; the emotions they feel may be anger, confusion, fear, etc. However, despite a baby not being planned, women still find ways to cope with their pregnancy. One of the most critical things women should do when facing an unexpected pregnancy is reach out to people who won't be judgemental. If you find yourself completely weak, it's best to speak to people that will motivate you to stay strong. You can also schedule to receive counselling about your pregnancy so that it may help you decide what steps you want to take. Hopeful Beginnings is a child welfare agency that is focused on fully supporting women throughout their pregnancy through services such as counselling for adapting to motherhood, prenatal support, and postpartum depression support.
By Diani Alvarenga4 years ago in Families