“We can never have a noble race of men until we have a noble race of mothers.” - Elbert Hubbard
You can be a better mom! Invest in yourself, as a woman, as a wife, as a mother and end the cycle of yelling, anger, and overwhelm you’re feeling, now.
You’re eligible for nobleMother’s Mommy Make Over Program if you experience any of the following…
You experience an increased level of irritation and anxiety when plans change or something goes wrong.
You get agitated at unexpected messes or spills and will speak sternly with the kids when you have “had enough.”
There are occasional days when you feel frazzled and short tempered.
When frustration or …
This month we’re exploring the topic “Should I Be My Child’s Playmate?” Be sure to register to be part of the conversation. It’s coming up this next week!
Date: Thursday, October 9, 2008
Time: 9:00-10:30pm EST
To find out more about this topic and to register Click Here!
What if I told you that there’s a simple ritual you can do with your family every day that will:
* help them eat better
* encourage them to have a better connection with you
* build their vocabulary
* help them get better grades
* develop fewer eating disorders
* engage in fewer risky behaviors as they get older
Wouldn’t you want to know what would accomplish all of this??
Make dinner a part of your daily routine at least 3 times each week. Research has proven that families who eat together, get the above outcomes.
Once your …
Yesterday, I took my 5 year old and 2 year old to a toy store to pick out a birthday present for my daughter’s friend. I’m always a bit challenged by this task.
The toys are so unappealing to me - the cheap plastic, ugly colors, and obnoxious noises. I was surprised that even my kids weren’t that impressed with the glam and glitz of the latest fads.
With no luck in the toy aisle, I suggested to my daughter that we check out the arts and crafts section. She …
We’ve heard of the “terrible 2s” but doesn’t it seem that 3 is much more challenging??
You’re not crazy. It is certainly true that 2 year olds can be tough to take since many of them are just beginning to use words in full sentences and to finally be able to ask for what they want. Two year olds want independence but they are also still wanting to be our baby.
On some level, our expectations of our 2 year olds is fairly low, whereas when they reach the age of …
If you’re like so many moms, trying to fit in that physical care of your body is a tough one. Our bodies are moving…
They have to get up in the middle of the night when our baby needs to eat or our child is sick or has had a nightmare.
They have to get up with our early riser and start breakfast.
They have to stretch to reach the block or pacifier that fell behind the couch.
They have to run after our toddler as he runs after the stray dog in …
