While the brisk winter weather brings a nice break from the Florida humidity, it can wreak havoc on our lips. After exposure to the cold and wind, our lips are left cracked, peeling and chapped. But, there is no cause… read more
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How to Guide Your Tween Through a Break Up
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, today the average age that kids start dating is 12 and a half for girls, and 13 and a half for boys. In addition, the dating scene for many of these tweens consists… read more
Enjoy National Pizza Day With Your Kids Feb. 9!
National Pizza Day... A kids dream come true! It’s the ultimate Friday night family dinner. The most asked for cuisine for their birthday party meals. And, we can’t forget to mention the easiest dinner (and sometimes breakfast) for that sleepover.… read more
11 Places to get Free Baby Gear for Mom
Congratulations! You are having a baby. And by now, you have realized that having a baby is expensive, so it’s time to cash in on those freebies! We found some amazing FREE opportunities for you to take advantage of before… read more
Setting House Rules for Kids in the New Year
After you arrive home from the hospital with a newborn, the last thing you are probably worried about is establishing a set of house rules. However, it is not too early for you and Daddy- to-be to start brainstorming what… read more
#ParentHacks: Stocking Stuffers for the Win
We all know the hardest job you can have is being a parent. The days are definitely long and the years are astonishingly short and some days you might feel like you’re going through the struggles alone. But, we are… read more
How to Celebrate a Christmas Baby
Welcoming a new baby into the world creates a whole new set of logistics for parents. Having a baby on Christmas Day can make things even more complicated. Now that they are here, how do you make them feel special… read more
Homemade Holiday Ornaments
Making homemade holiday ornaments with your children is a wonderful holiday tradition to start! These little trinkets can make great gifts for grandparents and relatives, and each year they will have a new one to add to their tree or… read more
Learning to Live with Type 1 Diabetes
This past May, our oldest son Tyler graduated from high school. This past May, he also hit another milestone. It was his five-year “dia-versary,” the anniversary of the first day of his Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis. And while we didn’t… read more
5 Must-Have Tools to Carve the Perfect Jack-O-Lantern
Carving the perfect Jack-O-Lantern for Halloween is a fun and exciting activity for the whole family. First, visualizing its face, then opening the top, scooping out all the mush, separating the seeds from the gooey orange insides, then getting to… read more
