Category Archives: Balance

Striving for balance in work and family life

• Wordless Wednesday: Self Care

  This week we asked you to share self care with us. Read more about striving for balance in personal and family life on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Operation Unpink

  I have decided to take a stand against the nonsense. I will not be a passive participant in this pink pandemonium. December is a good month to make a big change because I’m already preparing for a huge purge to make room for the Christmas onslaught. Leading into January is a nice time for proclamations.  MORE

• Keeping it Simple

  Life with kids can quickly get complicated, especially if you listen to the media about what marketers want you to believe about what they need or should be doing. It doesn’t have to be like that.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Before Kids

  This week we asked you about your pre-kid life. Read more about balance on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• AP Without a Family Bed

  Early on, one of my greatest attractions to Attachment Parenting was the way that it focused on meeting the child’s needs – even when it went against the grain. I loved the concept of honoring the child, and working to meet the needs of everyone in the family, instead of forcing the child to comply with the desires of the parents, while sacrificing his or her own wants or needs.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Funny Photo Bombs

  This week we asked you to share your funny photo bombs with us. Read more about striving for balance on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Unique as a Snowflake

  Learning to celebrate the unique qualities possessed by each of our children makes for a simple joy in parenting.  MORE

• Inspiring a Mindful Holiday Season

  Purchase the Mindful Holidays eBundle by November 4 for 7 e-resources that will transform your holiday season.  MORE

• 5 Tips for a Peaceful Home

  Since we’ve had kids, maintaining a peaceful home has been high on my priority list. While my girls are small, I’m trying my best to create good habits in areas that are a struggle for me. While there are so many little things we can do to make our homes more peaceful, these are five big steps that are simple and effective.  MORE

• Choosing to Avoid Tough Conversations with Kids

  Sometimes talking won’t solve a situation, and the best thing is to remain quiet. In time, the right words will be there, but all the problems won’t be solved in a day.  MORE

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