30 Day Mom Challenge Day 13—Do not criticize your child today. Another tough one. Am I a criticizer? In the dictionary, it says that criticism is fault-finding, negative judgment, and it’s something that I try to avoid.
Mari Farthing is the mother of two young children, the wife of a recently retired air force member and the editor of MetroFamily Magazine. A work-at-home mom for eight years, Mari tries to juggle it all. She sometimes succeeds, sometimes fails, and constantly rewrites the to-do list that manages her days.
Looking to make a fun Valentine's Day gift? Create a personalized book for coupons for those you love to redeem! This is something you can make for your children or they can make for Mom or Dad. They are as fun to make as they are to receive and can easily be adapted for any holiday.
Terri Fields is a work-at-home mother to three messy boys and a wife of 12 years. She has a passion for helping families find fun activities and crafts. A little imagination can go a long way!
When we first decided to homeschool, I’ll admit that I worried some about my son not having enough opportunities to be around other kids. I was afraid he might become “that weird homecshooled kid” that looked and acted differently.
Kami is a mother to two, a wife and a licensed in-home childcare provider. Her children's education has always been a priority, but now she and her husband are making their education a MISSION! Share in the McManus family's adventures as they strap on their educational combat boots and charge the front lines to invade the world of homeschooling!
You don’t criticize people for not enjoying their job every second, so why are parents criticized for not enjoying every moment of parenting? I feel there should be a healthy balance of enjoying the good and the bad, but giving yourself a break now and then when it is really bad. What is so wrong about being honest about our feelings anyway?
Rebecca Lucas is on a mission to maintain a healthy work-life balance as the mother to three-year-old Addison and a public relations professional for Feed The Children. She tries to fit in as much mommy time into her day that she possibly can. In Finding Mom Balance, she shares her thoughts, struggles and triumphs in motherhood.
Fathers, sometimes your children just need you to be their cheerleader. Sometimes, they just simply need you to tell them in whatever words you choose, “I’m behind you. I believe in you. You’re mine.”
Eric Urbach is a father, stepfather and lawyer who is active in the community. He shares joint custody of his three children, ages 6 to 11, and is a stepfather of two, ages 18 and 14. He lives with his blended family in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Do you ever wonder if God really knows the details of your thoughts and the burdens in your soul? Do you wonder if He really cares, hears your prayers, or can answer you? Here's an amazing story that should convince you to BELIEVE that God IS all He says and that He can do anything,however He wants to do it!
Cheri Blair has been married to Tim for 23 years and together they have six children, one of which is autistic. Due to the variety of hats she wears, her blog posts include the perspectives of a Christian mom, a mom dealing with autism, a mom raising kids of all ages, the joys of marriage, and other issues that come with such a life.
Fall is almost here and it is time to start thinking about warmer weather clothes. If you are like me and like to have nice things and not spend a large amount of money, why not check out the Suited for Success clothing sale?
Karen Perea of Oklahoma City is a mother of three young boys, works full time and takes classes at OCCC. Karen's busy lifestyle helps her understand that while we all want to save money, time is precious also. Find her best tips and contribute your own on Frugal Mom.
A look at Oklahoma City's A Chance for Change Foundation and their work to change the lives of those affected by addictions and related behavioral disorders.
Rebecca has lived in Oklahoma City for most of her life and shares a passion for the city and the wonderful people who live here. She works for Feed the Children, a nonprofit that helps families in Oklahoma and around the world. Rebecca is excited to showcase the wonderful work of nonprofits around Oklahoma City.
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