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Valentine’s Day Goodies for Your Kid!

January 12, 2021 By Sheryl Gould Leave a Comment

12 Jan

I’m so happy you’re here, I just want you to know that this post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click and purchase I will be compensated for being the helpful reason you found these amazing gifts! For this Valentine’s Day, I have compiled a couple of sweet gifts that you could gift your son or daughter. You…
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I Finally Had the House to Myself and Spiraled into an Emotional Mess

January 7, 2021 By Christine Carter Leave a Comment

7 Jan

  I pulled into the driveway after dropping off my son at wrestling practice, walked into the house and it hit me- No one was home. My senior was called into work, and my husband would be gone all day rehabbing a property, so that left me here, all alone, if only for a few hours.    It was eerily…
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Dealing With Stress, Burnout, and Being A Mom During COVID with Dr. Sheryl Ziegler

January 4, 2021 By Sheryl Gould Leave a Comment

4 Jan

Dr. Sheryl Ziegler, an expert on how to deal with stress and burnout and one of my favorite people who has so much wisdom to share with us – affectionately known as Dr. Z., she is an Author of Mommy Burnout™, TEDx Speaker, Podcast Host of The Dr. Sheryl Show, Media Contributor, Consultant, and Entrepreneur.  If you’re feeling stressed and burned…
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The Collection of Christmas Ornaments I’m Giving My Kids and The One that Made Me Cry

December 21, 2020 By Christine Carter

21 Dec

  Ever since my kids were born, I’ve bought them a new ornament every year to hang on our Christmas tree. From their “Baby’s First Christmas” ornament and on, I set out to carefully create a collection for my kids to take with them when they leave home and celebrate Christmas on their own. I can’t remember if I heard…
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Stocking Stuffers for Teen Girls and Boys!

December 15, 2020 By Sheryl Gould

15 Dec

I’m so happy you’re here, I just want you to know that this post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click and purchase I will be compensated for being the helpful reason you found these amazing gifts! It seems like we always wait until the last minute to grab those stocking stuffers for our teen boys and girls…
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Personal Christmas Gifts for Your Hubbies!

December 8, 2020 By Sheryl Gould

8 Dec

I’m so happy you’re here, I just want you to know that this post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click and purchase I will be compensated for being the helpful reason you found these amazing gifts! Our husbands can be pretty silent about what they want for the holidays. As Christmas rolls around, we can show them…
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A Warning to Whoever Lives with My Teens Next

December 8, 2020 By Moms of Tweens and Teens

8 Dec

    To whoever lives with my teens next,  I’d like to start this letter by telling you that whether you live with my son or my daughter, they are both very kind, responsible, respectful, hardworking, and wise people. I’m so proud of these valuable character traits and I believe you will quickly come to the same conclusions about them…
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Celebrating the Holidays When Both of Your Parents Have Passed

December 3, 2020 By Anita Myers CPC, CRCS

3 Dec

  Celebrating the Holidays Feeling Less Than 3: <3 I grew up watching The Partridge Family, The Brady Bunch, and Eight is Enough. These were shows that had me wishing I was in a big family. Seeing all the activity going on about the house, the noise, the arguments, apologies, and togetherness looked like the kind of fun-loving atmosphere I’d…
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4 Ways to Foster Gratitude in Our Kids During the Holidays and Beyond

November 23, 2020 By Mary Sterenberg and Kristie Sigler

23 Nov

  Not to be overly dramatic, but gratitude might be the most life-saving habit we can teach our kids. Gratitude can feel like a warm and fuzzy nice-to-have when in fact, loads of research shows that practicing gratitude literally changes the structure of the brain. When we foster a sense of gratitude in our kids, we’re giving them the gifts…
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We Found a Lifetime of Memories Under My Teenage Son’s Bed

November 17, 2020 By Katy M Clark

17 Nov

I was putting a package on my 17-year-old son’s bed when I stubbed my toe. “Ouch! What the what?” I shouted, looking down to see what I’d hit. Peeking out from under his bed were dirty dishes, school binders, and random articles of clothing. When I got down on all fours and lifted the dust ruffle for a better look,…
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32 Best Holiday Gifts According To Teen Boys

November 16, 2020 By Sheryl Gould

16 Nov

I’m so happy you’re here, I just want you to know that this post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click and purchase I will be compensated for being the helpful reason you found these amazing gifts! My daughter came up with a list of gifts that are 100% teenage boy approved. I mean, seriously, her roommate’s 16-year-old…
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Gifts Your College Guy Will Love!

November 10, 2020 By Sheryl Gould

10 Nov

I’m so happy you’re here, I just want you to know that this post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click and purchase I will be compensated for being the helpful reason you found these amazing gifts! Do you have a college guy? We’ve covered our bases on this particular gift guide. Our college-age boys always seem to…
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If you’re a mom of a boy - you are well aware th If you’re a mom of a boy - you are well aware that there is no manual that can possibly prepare you for the unique joys and challenges of raising a son.⠀
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In this podcast episode, I had the privilege of interviewing Kara Lewis, the founder of The Joys Of Boys - we discuss the joys and challenges, how every boy is different, tapping into what they really need and finding new ways to connect with them. ⠀
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Anger oftentimes a secondary emotion. Hurt can often be lurking underneath the surface. ⠀
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Gosh, these things are so important to instill in our sons, and yet I know how it can be hard at this age to get them to talk or want to hang out with you. And I just want you to know as a mom whose son is older now, how normal that is. Here's a word of wisdom from my experience - don't let your son pulling away or not talking to you get in the way of you leaning in and carving out intentional time with him - go for a drive, take a trip to Starbucks, volunteer together, nag less, listen way way way more, and connect around what interests him. Find whatever works because believe me, deep down he wants you to. XOXO
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