This weekend a mommy friend and I discussed how boggled we are that we struggle so much in stopping bad habits.  It seems one can fill ones head with knowledge and wisdom and still make the wrong choices.
Because of this, I am reflecting more and more about how I take care of myself and model to my children how to make healthy choices.
For me, finding comfort in chocolate chip cookies or brownies when I want “down-time” is an old habit from childhood.  It’s hard to break.  There was nothing more …

Now you can tune in to our very own nobleMother radio program on BlogTalkRadio (BTR).  Our first official show is debuting on Thursday, November 20 at 11am EST.  You can visit the show on-line and listen from your computer.
Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008
Time: 11:00am EST
Topic: Temper Tantrums 101
Listen Here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nobleMother
Call-in #: (646) 378-1370
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“Every day is a new day.”  That is what my son’s preschool teacher said to a group of 3-4 year olds as they created a game on the hay bales and excluded one of their school mates.  The morning had just begun and already the children were thinking about the trouble they had in the past with their friend.  It took some explaining, but the children soon realized that everyone can start fresh, with a clean slate - there are no mistakes in this beautiful day!
My ds, at only 34 …

I invite you to listen to this dynamic interview with Karly Randolf Pitman, founder of First Ourselves dot com.  Karly and I share a fun and interesting exchange about the true definition of self-care.  Karly took off her Superwoman cape awhile ago and in this interview, she shares with us how we can do the same.
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