Size Doesn’t Always Count: Our 4-Year-Old Daughter And Her Thyroid Disease
Understand how Thyroid Disease affects our 4-year-old daughter’s speech and more. Plus, why her size doesn’t matter.
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As Moms We Find Strength in Places We Never Knew We Could
See how I found strength in running my home, working, and taking care of my family when my mom was diagnosed with cancer.
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How Does Your Parenting Influence a Child?
I’m curious… do you ever wonder how much of your parenting directly correlates with how your children turn out?
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What is Normal? Don’t be Normal
Colby and I decided, for some crazy reason, that yesterday was a good day to move our girls’ playroom upstairs, move our office into the playroom, and move our formal dining room back into our office (where it used to be). A bit much considering we are hosting a small blogger/brand party here today, but…
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Day My Girls Ran Away… for 3 Minutes
As sisters they decided they were just going to leave rather than have me discipline them any more. They packed bags to run away; for 3 minutes.
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Growing Up… Getting Engaged
In August I decided to write a letter To My 17 Year Old Self. Basically meaning, it was to my 17 year old daughter. I poured out my heart and shared knowledge I have picked up in my 39 years. One of the things I want most for my daughter, for each of my kids,…
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To My 17 Year Old Self : To My Daughter
To My 17 Year Old Self letter. The one where I sit down and write a letter telling myself the things I wish I had known at 17.
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How Do You Know if Someone is Special Needs?
Special Needs doesn’t have a “look.” There is no one distinct facial feature, speech pattern, or gait. How do I know? Because I am the mother of a special needs child.
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Message for Reagan
I have been sitting here for the past hour think of how to write this post. Today marks the 5 years of when we found out Reagan was no longer with us and it has been 5 long years of wondering and remembering. Where to Start You see, I am a father of six children,…
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When Things Get Out of Control for Your Child
Did you know that children can actually only control two things in their environment? Two things. What they put in and what they put out.
