Ages + Stages

MOMS FIND A SOLUTION TO KIDS' UNDERWEAR ACCIDENTS Local moms have found a way to help with one of those annoying little problems that kids experience as they get bigger.  We are talking about ‘skidmarks’ in the underwear. If you...

I go for walks just about every week.  Those 45 minutes to an hour help to clear my mind while having some much-treasured alone time before I start my day.  A wide variety of things catch my eye during...

The one-year anniversary of this COVID-19 pandemic has come and gone. And much to our disdain - but also very much for our safety! - we're still wearing masks. A challenge that many of us have faced as parents...

Potty Training, it's a right of passage for both parents and children. It's certainly one of those milestones that requires dedication, strength, patience and perseverance when at the end you and your child feel like you won the Olympics...

Just the idea of potty training is overwhelming. Am I right?? Tips and tricks of potty training... we all want them, but do they always work? What have I learned after potty training two boys? Every child is different...

Who will he look like? What will he sound like? What will he be like? Mamas, we are all guilty of asking these questions during pregnancy. There are simply so many uncertainties, although I will admit, the one thing...

One of the things I look forward to at the end of the year is the favorite things list--favorite restaurants, favorite movies, favorite spinning classes. I always love to see how many I know about and, of course, add...

Do you have a thumbsucker? I had one until June! We tried for 4 years to make her stop. Every day, we spoke about how her teeth and jaw were shifting. She heard how embarrassing it would be in school....

Thank you to our friends at Nicklaus Children's Hospital for sponsoring this post.  Did you know that reading aloud to your baby starting in infancy can help support brain development? It can also lay the groundwork for a better start...

When you have kids age 3 and under, it's easy to feel like every day is Groundhog Day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, potty breaks, naptime, bathtime, bedtime... you know how it goes. Schedules have been life (and sanity!) savers...