When mortifying life situations take place, good parents brush the dirt off of their child’s knees, offer a hug and give pep talks. Great parents divert the attention to themselves with laughter. Read More
What Did You Learn Before You Were Eight? Words Have Tremendous Power
What did you learn before you were eight? That you’re a capable person, worthy of adoration and an abundant life, lovable exactly as you are, even with all of your messy imperfections, bodily functions, anger, fear, and neediness? Read More
Bold, Bald, and Beautiful: This Seven-Year-Old With Alopecia Rocks Crazy Hair Day!
After seven-year-old Gianessa Wride was diagnosed with alopecia in January, all of her hair fell out. This led her and her mother on a quest to make her school’s Crazy Hair Day the most fabulous yet. Read More
How to Decorate a Smart Baby’s Nursery
Decorating the nursery isn’t just fun – it’s also important for a baby’s development. According to baby vision researchers you can enhance a child’s visual development by giving her a rich and interesting environment and tailoring it to the stage of her development. Read More
Improving Self-Esteem in Teens and Children: An Interview with Susan Lustenberger
Today, Mom’s Choice Awards is proud to announce that we’re introducing a new series of interviews with some of the masterminds behind our favorite family-friendly products. As part of our interview series, we’ll talk to CEOs, product designers, publishers, and more! For our first installment, we’re excited to have had the opportunity to chat with Susan Lustenberger, the creator of the I AM Technique. The I AM Technique bundle recently … Read More
Mom Creates Cartoons That Nail the Hilarity of Pregnancy and Motherhood
There are countless other moms out there with leaky nursing boobs, babies who freak you out by rolling under furniture, and who struggle to shave their legs over their pregnant belly. That sort of humorous validation is the breath of fresh air we all need. Read More
5 Easy Ways to Get Involved for Autism Awareness Month
According to US Department of Health and Human Services, about 1% of the world population are placed somewhere on the autism spectrum disorder, with an overwhelming 1 in 68 children in the US affected by autism. Read More
Five Women Open Up About Their Post-Baby Bodies While Wearing Bikinis
There is no doubt about it, having a baby changes things. From your ability to sleep in on weekends to drinking coffee while it’s still hot, once baby comes home, there are things that we have to bid farewell to. One of the most drastic changes for many women, though, is dealing with body image post-baby. Read More
How to Find the Best Summer Camp for Your Child
The parents of the 14 million kids who attend summer camp every year understand all that goes into picking the right camp. Where will your child feel comfortable while still pushing their boundaries? Read More
Valuable Wisdom Career Moms Share with the Rest of Us
Career moms have a lot to teach us about balancing work and personal life. Whether we are happy parents, or just planning on starting a family, it is something that we all must confront at some point. Read More