A World Without Dieting
I cringe when I hear people talking about “dieting” or “going on a diet”, especially in front if my children. That’s
Parenting
Dear Graduates: Sometimes There Are No Answers.
Tonight marks the graduation of the class of 2014 for my children’s elementary school, my very own alma-mater. And while parents
The Not-So-Hidden Danger of e-Readers & Other Mobile Devices: The Charger.
iPods, e-readers, cell phones & tablets, cameras, laptops and more. We live among an array of portable e-devices and each
Sleepover Parties 101
“Mommy, Can I have a SLEEPOVER Party?” For some of us, this elicits an immediate smile – Wow, my baby
#LifeOnTheSpectrum Twitter Party Tonight!
Tonight’s the night! Co-hosting with @Speaking_Autism, we’ll be talking #LifeOnTheSpectrum 🙂 With loads of prizes from @iLOCtech, @McD_Canada, @Target_Canada and
A Simple “Giving” Project to Do with Your Kids This Week
I often get emails asking me if I know of charitable initiatives that are ‘kid friendly” in that they are
When Grandparents Replace Parents…by Necessity.
A few weeks ago, had someone asked me how many families in Canada consist of grandchildren being raised solely by
Talking Periods with Your Daughter…Talking with Your Daughter. Period.
My daughter just started high school and as you can well imagine, she & her friends have been developing into
A Letter to My Graduate
To my Sweet, Intelligent, Beautiful Princess, You graduated tonight and I couldn’t be prouder of you. It’s hard for me
Losing the Training Wheels in 1-2 days: Easiest.Method.Ever.
Teaching the kids to ride bicycles was something I was struggling with…for years. I couldn’t teach my eldest as I