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Category Archives: The Moms
Step Back!
This post is for anyone who is dealing with a difficult child. All kids have difficult moments, but if your child has impulsive anger issues and massive tantrums at an inappropriate age (5+ probably) then this may help you. For … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Challenges, Children, Difficult Child, Discipline, Family, Janae, The Moms
Tagged ADHD, anger, anger management, calm, difficult child, discipline, fight or flight, step back, stress, temper, temper tantrum
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Eczema: Solved on a Budget
Since I was a teenager dealing with typical teenage skin problems, I’ve known I had very oily skin. So I used cleansers that were clarifying (aka drying). That worked well for my oil problems, but then I found I had … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Budgeting, Challenges, Cheri, Family, For You, Health & Weight, Money Saving Tips, The Moms, Uncategorized
Tagged eczema, eczema cream, oil, ointment, olive oil
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Real Tears, by Carol Lynn Pearson
In honor of National Poetry Month, I decided to share some poetry with you. It’s not long, and it’s nothing they tried to make you read in high school, so you can go ahead and read it without that worry. … Continue reading
Posted in For You, Learning, Me Time, Sunny
Tagged April, Carol Lynn Pearson, learning, National Poetry Month, poem, poetry, read, Real Tears
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Too Many Mangos Book Review
Perusing books at book stores are a thing of the past, so it’s good to get reviews from others about really good books. And here is one of them. “Too Many Mangos” by Tammy Paikai is a story for children … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Heidi, Uncategorized
Tagged book for children, Tammy Paikai, Too Many Mangos
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Broke Your Blender? Here’s a CHEAP Solution!
Have you broken your blender pitcher only to think you’ll need to buy a whole new blender to replace it? Don’t! Try this incredible, cheap (or free) solution and keep blending! Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Budgeting, Cheri, Cooking Tips and Tricks, Family, Food, For You, Money Saving Tips, Organization, The House, The Moms, Uncategorized
Tagged blender, broken, food processor, mason jar, pitcher, replacement, shakes, smoothies
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Groupon for Family Fun Magazine Subscription
Get this Current steal-deal on a 2-year subscription to Family Fun Magazine for only $12! Also offers other children magazines… Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Family, For You, Kerri, Life is Better With..., The Moms
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Fairy Blossoms
Trying out our new camera. Loved seeing my daughter on the trampoline with the new spring blossoms. I haven’t figured out the camera, nor my daughter, but I’m trying to enjoy both of them anyway. If you liked this post, … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, For You, Fun, Hobbies, Love, Outdoor Activities, Sunny
Tagged blossoms, butterfly, cinderella, costume, fairy, girl, photography, picture, princess, spring, trampoline
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What Do You Get When You Cross an Egg and Plumber’s Tape?
Really cool Easter Eggs! Use plumber’s tape to make fun patterns on your eggs this season. We were just sitting down to decorate eggs today when I spotted the tape on the counter. We tried it out and made lots … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Crafts, Easter, Fun, Holidays, Janae, The Moms
Tagged dye eggs, Easter egg, egg, plumbers, plumbing, tape
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Incredible Strawberry Pie
It’s almost strawberry season! I love this time of year because I love strawberries! One of my favorite things to do with strawberries, besides eat them, is to make freezer jam. You can learn to do that easily too by … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Cheri, Cooking Tips and Tricks, Easter, Food, Holidays, Recipes, The Moms
Tagged berries, crust, dessert, Easter, fresh, holiday, strawberry pie
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The Week of Easter
To help our family think about the true meaning of Easter as it approached, my husband took the New Testament and listed the things that happened, starting on the Sunday before Easter until that day, including some scripture references. You may find this helpful as you reflect on the mission of the Savior this week. Continue reading
Posted in Easter, Family, Holidays, Learning, Sunny
Tagged atonement, Bible, children, Christ, Easter, family, goals, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jerusalem, Jesus, Lord, New Testament, Palm Sunday, Resurrection, scriptures, video
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