Between juggling so many responsibilities, it can seem like there are not enough hours to spend with children. However, when the whole family is involved in planning fun activities, you’ll have more opportunities to experience special moments. It doesn’t have to be complicated — with a little bit of effort (& easy suggestions on my Latina Magazine post: http://bit.ly/1RWORNE), you can turn bonding… View Post
Did you resolve to be a better parent in 2016? As parents most of us have the right intentions, but in the hustle and bustle of daily life, it can be difficult to parent positively. As a result, a lot of our interactions with our kids are reactive. Want to parent more purposefully and consciously? Get tips like learning how… View Post
It can be difficult to focus on nurturing mind, body and soul throughout the year with the busyness of life and an ever-growing list of responsibilities. “I’ve been talking to women about this for years, and we seem to have trouble even feeling like we’re worthy of being put on our own list of priorities,” says Amy Tiemann, author of… View Post
Eating healthier or changing poor eating habits can usually be found on most new year’s resolutions. It’s a vow to eat less sugar, less fat, and less salt with a promise to eat more veggies, whole grains, and fish and cut down on burgers and second helpings. In an attempt to start afresh for a healthier lifestyle, see tips on… View Post
In today’s busy world, trying to balance work, home, family and a multitude of other duties can seem daunting. Parent schedules are jam-packed with work, family commitments and, most importantly, parenting responsibilities. Children will tell you that they have a lot going on also with school and activities such as sports, music lessons, and church and after-school groups. See some… View Post
It’s a new year and every new year brings many promises and resolutions of things to change and try. But, it can be difficult to keep those resolutions beyond the month of January. For all the good intentions, only a tiny fraction of us keep our resolutions. According to a clinical research, only 8% of people keep their resolutions all… View Post
