As a mom I want my kids to shoot for the stars and fulfill their dreams. However I also want them to be realistic in their dreams and goals. So I try to be as realistic with them as I possibly can with them. So sometimes when they are talking to me about certain things I will be honest with them on whether or not I think they should do it or I will point out the work they need to do to achieve their goal. For example I know my son wants a job but :: Keep Reading ::
Mama Bear Turned Advisor
One thing that I am still working on with my kids is trying to not always fix situations for them. It is so hard to stand back and let them handle things. I am trying to become more of an advisor. Well with my son I can still kind of go into mama bear mode since he is in high school. But for my daughter I really can't. She is over an hour away and I have to let her handle things on her own. I know I can be an advisor. :: Keep Reading ::
Dealing With The In-Between Stage As A Mom
Nishe' has been in college for about 3 months now. When she went to college my crazy self was thinking okay my job is done she is an adult now I can let her fly. But I have quickly learned that, that is not the case. She is in what I call an in-between stage. She is not quite a child and not quite an adult. She is in the middle. She stills needs guidance and help. :: Keep Reading ::
I Won’t Be Getting “Those” Pictures
Usually from the moment a woman finds out she is pregnant she starts forming dreams of all the things she is going to do with her baby. It could be images of playing with them. All the sports they are going to play. All the things they are going to do together. The ideas become even more clear when they find out the sex of the said baby. Of course, you might also start photographing your precious baby bum. I know someone who got a Bay Area :: Keep Reading ::
Six Ways To Find Scholarship Opportunities For Your Senior
This post is sponsored. I have been compensated either monetarily or via product. All opinions expressed are my own. With two kids in high school, the thought of college is never too far from my mind. Especially now that I have one about to graduate. I know one way of saving money on college besides starting a college fund when your child is younger or even now is through scholarships such as the Adrian Rubin Scholarship or Dr. Usha Rajagopal :: Keep Reading ::
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