By: Kristen Clifford I have learned over the past few years as a parent that sometimes the anticipation of something is a lot worse then the actual act of doing it. Before becoming a parent or before hitting each new phase of parenting you hear horror stories about every part. I have feared the anticipation … More Anticipation
By: Martianne Stanger Ugh! It’s that time of year again. Time to stop overlooking all the sand, crumbs, and unidentified little objects that have collected in the car after a summer of tramping from one summer activity to another. Time to give the kids another lesson in practical life as our family not only did, … More Seasonal Tasks – To Do or Not To Do
By: Tanya Pimental Last fall we were so blessed to take a big family trip to Disney World with my husband’s family. There were 13 of us in total. It changed me as a person and I will fully admit that I am now a Disney Addict. Seeing the magic play out in my children … More Disney Bound
By: Abby Keane Autumn is our Mother Nature’s way of fooling us into staying in New England when winter is coming…otherwise, we’d definitely all be heading south until temperatures started regularly reaching at least 60 degrees again. Here are a few of my favorite activities to get you and your family outside before Snowmageddon returns. … More Favorite Fall Activities
By: Kristen Clifford: A few weekends ago it was cold and rainy out and we were trying to find something to do. We decided to check out the indoor play place in Stoughton, Kidsports. We really liked it, it was very affordable! It only cost $7 for Grace, the babies were free, and Cole and … More Kidsports
By: Sheila Gaudet I recognize that most people celebrate the New Year on December 31st, with champagne and friends or watching the ball come down in Times Square or in some other momentous way. December and January articles are full of suggestions for resolutions or ways to keep them. I celebrate that holiday too, but … More Happy New Year!
By: Martianne Stanger The school year is upon us. And with a back-to-school, back-to-juggling-multiple-activities mindset, it is easy to forget about something that I feel is of utmost importance: good, old-fashioned fun! Yep, making time to laugh and chat while enjoying face-to-face interaction should be a given every single day of the year. However, time … More Please Join Us In The Million Minute Family Challenge
By: Robin Ruehrwein Have you ever been to the Sheep Pasture in Easton? If you haven’t, I’m going to tell you why my kids and I love it there so much & maybe you’ll be inspired to go check it out. The Sheep Pasture is owned by the NRT (Natural Resources Trust) of Easton and … More Sheep Pasture
By: Kris Berry My sons, Blackbeard and Captain Hook, are obsessed with pirates. They make their little sister walk the plank when she’s done something naughty. They bring their foam swords everywhere (even to bed). I’m not allowed to call them by their real names, only “Blackbeard” and “Captain Hook.” They have already asked that … More Ahoy, Mateys!
By: Kristen Clifford I don’t know how women raised children hundreds of years ago, because without the internet I would have no clue what I am doing as a Mom. I use the internet as a resource for just about everything I do as a Mom, from making them food, picking out their clothes, finding … More Mommy Websites
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