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An Exciting Night Out Without The Baby
The following is a guest post from Raquel D’Apice, founder of the humor/parenting blog, The Ugly Volvo.A transcript from the night when we excitedly went out to a restaurant and left the baby with my parents:Jonathan enters the restaurant grinning and sits down across from me. Jonathan: Ready for our hot date? Me: I know look at us going out to dinner like regular adults who dont have a baby …
Exciting Times
Change when you embrace it can be a marvellous thing. Think about how wonderful it is that the world is changing. That in this day in age it is becoming more and more acceptable to take non-traditional routes. Now more than ever before we have more freedom to find paths that make the most sense for us.In todays times it is more acceptable to make decisions based on your heart as opposed to …
Modern Mom’s Top Picks for Kid’s Birthday Gifts
Modern Mom’s Top Picks for Kid’s Birthday Gifts. Spring isn’t just about blooming flowers and warmer days: it’s also prime Birthday season for a lot of little ones!
After the Kids Are Gone: Defining Your Next Act with René Syler
After the Kids Are Gone: Defining Your Next Act with René Syler. In this episode of the ModernMom Podcast, we sit down with René Syler, former anchor of The Early Show and author of Good Enough Mother, to discuss her journey from the newsroom to redefining her life after the kids left home. René opens up about her transformation, from her career in television to becoming a passionate advocate for breast cancer awareness and health, managing relationships with adult children, and embracing her own health journey. We also dive into the powerful lessons she’s learned from turning 62 and living authentically. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about embracing the next act in life.
Three Games for Kids and Dogs to Play Together
It is heartwarming to watch kids and dogs grow up together and play. They can be the best of friends. Games between children and canines are a great way to foster that relationship. Today, we want to talk about some fun they can play together. As always, play should be supervised. Education First, Play Later…