Award-winning Author and mother, Jenifer Gershman gives us a few of the strategies she used to keep herself, her family and her home organized while dealing with her medical treatment. Read More
The Elusive Work-Life Balance: WAHM to WAHM by Maria Dismondy
So many moms don’t just Stay-at-Home (SAHM), we work-at-home (WAHM), too. We asked Maria her to share her work-life balance journey as someone who is a Mom, homeschooler, and business owner, too. Read More
Woman Raises Over $385k for Homeless Man Who Helped Her
Scared and stranded, she wasn’t quite sure what to do until a kindly stranger saw her standing outside of her car. He instructed her to get back inside, lock her doors, and wait for him to get back. Read More
Hospital’s ‘ICU Grandpa’ Cuddles Newborns When Their Parents Can’t Be With Them
An angel in an 82-year-old man’s body, David Deutchman volunteers his free time at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s ICUs, coming in to snuggle babies whose parents are away from them. Read More
Weekly Roundup: Adult Books for Grieving Children, Musical Children’s Books + More! 9/24 – 9/30
This week’s Weekly Roundup of Mom’s Choice Award winners features tons of book we know you’ll love! We have everything from adult books for parents of grieving children, educational children’s books and books about music! Read More
How to Overcome Loss and Grief to Be There for Your Family
Experiencing the trauma of a miscarriage, the death of a parent or even the death of a beloved family pet can be devastating for you, but it can be even worse for your children who may feel scared and confused. Working through your grief and teaching your family to do the same will ensure that they can let go and grow up emotionally healthy. Read More
How To Prevent Emotional Child Abuse in Your Home
Nothing can be more damaging to a person’s self-esteem than being in an emotionally abusive relationship. Read More
New York’s First Homeless Girl Scout Troop Is Making News
At first glance, the girls who make up Girl Scout Troop 6000 may seem just like your ordinary group of Scouts. They wear their vests, earn badges, and recite their pledge. They laugh, hug, and support one another.
The troop is also New York City’s first all-homeless group of girls, all living in the Sleep Inn in Queens, NY. Read More
The Day I Ran Away: An Interview with Holly L. Niner
We were fortunate enough to speak with Holly L. Niner, author of the Mom’s Choice Award-winning children’ book, The Day I Ran Way. We loved hearing her perspective on writing, reading, and parenting. Read More
Divorce Real Talk: A Case for Dads
Why is it that men, who are good fathers and genuinely care about their children, too often come out of court with less time with their child? Read More