Schools are closed, you're working from home, and you can't have your kid stay over at their grandparents' place. This situation means that parents are spending more time than ever before with their adorable munchkins. Now, they're getting into all kinds of trouble and driving their parents bananas!
There really is nothing like the memories of childhood is there? I think the older we get... the more we tend to turn our childhood memories into magical fairytale like thoughts... I know for myself.. memories of my childhood are just ever so sweet...
Cringe is as cringe does. Even though the internet is full of wonderful things like cat pics, wholesome local news, and articles written by yours truly, it’s also home to the vast and spooky wilderness where you’ll find the most bizarre and cringe-worthy posts. And it’s the members of the ‘Cringetopia’ subreddit that bears the heavy burden of documenting the cringiest examples to share (and publicly mock!) with the world. These cringetopians have a duty to show us what to never ever do while at the same time providing us with some hilariously weird content.
A POLICE officer has spoken out about the three things she has banned her children from doing in order to protect them. On top of giving her warning to other parents, TikTok user @thegirlcop …
I thought only my kids came up with ideas like this...
Need to know how to do synthetic division? Could you use a free math cheat sheet for the algorithm and a video to go along with it? Well you're in the right place!
I have a new freebie set ready this week! This set has three puzzles all about bunnies! Not quite in time for Easter, but it's generic enough for any time of the year. One puzzle is a maze in which solvers have to help the mommy bunny gather up her baby bunnies from around the garden. Another puzzle teaches students about bunny related words while they find them in a word search. And the last puzzle challenges students to help a bunny across a river to find her pile of veggies! This puzzle is a new puzzle for me, and I'm excited about it! The solvers has to follow a pattern of shapes, hopping along each shape 'stepping stone', to get to the other side. My kids and I enjoyed doing these! (You can find more of these puzzles in my All About Shapes puzzle pack too!) All About Shapes is available in my TpT store for $4.00 and contains 20 puzzles for young solvers. These puzzles are geared towards kindergarteners and first graders, but pre-schoolers should be able to handle many of these puzzles with help from their parents. This pack contains 3 dot-to-dots, 3 river crossings, 3 mazes, 3 word searches, 4 coloring pages, 2 counting riddles, a sudoku, and a crossword! It's packed with fun ways to practice shape recognition and even learn some new shapes! You can download the Cub Corner or purchase All About Shapes at my TpT store! UPDATE: I no longer have the Cub Corner sets in my store. Just click on the picture to download. Also, the All About Shapes set has been retired, so you can download a free copy by clicking on that picture. Enjoy!
These bring back memories....*sigh*
Want to create a unique van build but don't know where to begin? These campervan bed designs show creative and practical ideas for your van build. Whether you're looking for a permanent fixture, or something with more flexible storage we've got you covered with inspiration from the simple and practical to the unique.
You can take the kid out of the band, but you can't take the band out of the kid.
You think your family's nuts? Take a good gander at these bad family photos of mine! There's a whole slew of funny pictures of my kin in all sorts of awkward
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It's that time of year! Magic e! I love teaching my kids about the magic e because it means they have really grown as readers! I know th...
A curated collection of mom memes that offer a humorous look into the daily life of being a mom. From the triumphs to the challenges, these memes provide a relatable and entertaining perspective on motherhood, making them ideal for moms looking for a laugh or anyone wanting to understand the lighter side of parenting.
Hilarious round up of funny animal pictures that will make you laugh.
The kids and I have been talking about words with ing added on the end. My youngest has just started coming across these words in his reading and his big sister was showing him how to break the wo…
Rekindle your mom and son bond, even if it is fading, with these simple tips. Parenting tween boys can feel natural with these tips.
Kids won't remember the things that they had, but they will remember the memories that you create together. Strive to be a good mom for your kids each day.
Would your kids call you a fun mom? Think about that for a second… are you way too consumed with...
Would your kids call you a fun mom? Think about that for a second… are you way too consumed with...
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A POLICE officer has spoken out about the three things she has banned her children from doing in order to protect them. On top of giving her warning to other parents, TikTok user @thegirlcop …
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When my children were in elementary school, I was busy being a mom and the future seemed distant. I was in the midst of soccer games, mounds of laundry, and meal preparation. I thought my boys would always be rough and tumble, video-game-playing, eating-all-the-groceries kids. In a blink, however, they transformed from smelly energetic boys to mature adults living on their own, holding down jobs, and taking care of themselves. It all happened so fast.As parents, we practice parenting for so many years we often neglect to consider our future relationship as parents of adult children. We never consider how “parenting” becomes “being a parent.”The two seem similar, but there is a significant difference. Parenting is caring for, nurturing, and training a child to make good choices. Scripture assures us our hard work as parents is beneficial. “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). Parenting means teaching them to love God and serve others and helping them learn to reach wise decisions and master taking care of themselves.On the other hand, being a parent of adult children is more about a relationship. Being the parent is about adults relating to adults. The rules change. If we don’t make the transition from “parenting” to “being a parent,” we can hurt the new relationship with our adult children without knowing.Here are 10 ways we may be hurting our relationship and not know:Need to pray for the adult children in your life? Download our FREE Praying for Your Adult Children Guide to get started today.Photo Credit: Thinkstock
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Are you tired of the backtalk in your home? Do you feel like your kids are constantly disrespectful? Use these 5 battle-tested strategies to minimize the backtalk in your home. Parenting expert Amy McCready has helped thousands of families solve this problem and she can help yours too.
