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The Rule of Ten
2016-10-20
The Rule of Ten
The Rule of Ten Life can become so overwhelming sometimes in that we have so much to do and don’t even know where to begin. It may be that chores are piling up and you find yourself bringing tasks home from work. When you find yourself stuck, try to think of your time in the short-term instead of becoming overwhelmed by everything you have on your plate. Commit to taking on life in ten-minute increments when you get overwhelmed. Ten minutes may not seem like a lot, but when you really commit to focusing for that period of time, you’ll be surprised what you can accomplish. The wonderful thing is, you can apply “the ten minute rule” to so many...

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Making the Transition to a Toddler Bed
2016-10-17
Making the Transition to a Toddler Bed
Photo: @littlewoodhaus Making the Transition to a Toddler Bed Wondering when and how to transition your little one into a toddler bed? For each family and each child it is different. There’s no right or wrong answer, but we’ve got some “food for thought” that may help you make the decision. First, think about your child’s current sleep patterns and routine: Does your little one go to sleep easily on his own? Is your little one consistently sleeping through the night without waking up? Does your little one try to climb out of his crib? If the answers to these questions are ‘no’ then you should probably wait to begin the transition to a toddler bed. You want to ensure...

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Kids That Contribute – Chores For Every Age
2016-10-03
Kids That Contribute – Chores For Every Age
  Kids That Contribute—Chores For Every Age Household tasks are an essential part of every home. As moms, sometimes we feel like the chores never end—and that’s probably because they don’t! And while our kids often contribute (a lot!) to the endless laundry and random messes, they can also be fantastic little helpers. Don’t underestimate your little one’s ability or desire to help around the house. Kids LOVE to feel like they are contributing. Chores are a great way to teach responsibility and help your little ones have a sense of purpose within your family unit. Know that it’s never too soon to begin giving your little one chores to do—even if it’s just picking up her toys. A Side...

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