Introducing The Mothers Post. The Mothers Post delivers a personal connection to mailboxes each month.
Introducing The Mothers Post. The Mothers Post delivers a personal connection to mailboxes each month.
We hosted a homegrown birthday party to for Jack filled with cardboard box forts, doughnuts, and good old-fashioned fun.
I took a look inside my purse the other day, and what I found inside surprised me.
Zach and I had a long weekend to ourselves, and we decided to be tourists in our own city. Here’s our locals guide full of fun and off-the-beaten-path things to do if you have 48 hours in San Diego.
Does your child have an imaginary friend? Rosie started talking about a new best friend, and we were curious. Is it normal? Should we encourage it?
How do you organize your child’s school and artwork? With four kids, our piles were getting out of control, but this incredibly easy system helps me keep all of the best stuff nice and organized.
Do you consider yourself a feminist? While I have strong beliefs about women’s equality, I don’t necessarily relate to the term “feminist.” So, how do I raise three strong, independent girls if I don’t consider myself a feminist? It’s a question I’ve been thinking a lot about recently.
With four kids, we need to get a lot of food on the table, and fast. This is our list of the five essential kitchen tools that have stood the test of our busy kitchen, including a few that have lasted since our wedding registry.
I left city life to live in the suburbs, and it was a tough adjustment. I learned though that there’s one thing that makes up for all of the missing restaurants, shopping, and amenities.
Lounging around this weekend? Download this playlist of 11 new songs for a lazy weekend vibe. Play. Repeat.
With four kids and many years of experience under my belt, I have compiled a tried-and-true list of gift ideas for every age from newborn to eight years old.
Back to school also means busier afternoons and the routine of lunch-making, earlier bedtimes, homework, etc. To get us through this transition, I planned our weeknight dinners to include tried-and-true family favorites. Here's what we're eating this week.
This crazy simple idea has changed the way I work, making me more productive and giving me more of a sense of accomplishment each day.
Finding balance: Nicole is a mother of two adorable kids, has a career in health care systems, and is pursuing a doctoral degree in health systems and policy. Here, she shares a little bit about what makes her busy schedule work, including a great trick on how to share personal time with her husband.
Life is busy and complicated. I wish I had the answers. I am seeking them myself, but I am here to tell you that we are all in this together, and if we share, talk about it and maybe even make small changes, we can help each other and ourselves.
I eat the same thing for breakfast, lunch and snacks, and I love it.