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Is There a Santa Clause?

To do Santa or not to do Santa, that is the question. And it is often quite the controversial question on parenting boards, especially...

Fitting In the Working Out

Since our five children are about two years apart, I was usually pregnant or breastfeeding for ten years. Add to that being the main...

Summer Rules

“You’ve played video games all day, why don’t you go outside?” The familiar cry of the summertime parent. This inevitably leads to “Mom,...

The Packing Formula

As I write this, we are planning for a road trip. A week before, I generally start making out my packing lists. With large families,...

How do we do it?

While our five were growing up, we were often asked, “How do you do it?” We often answered, “We just do it”. It was honest and true. ...

The Me in the Mirror

I was never much for self talk. The idea of looking into the mirror and saying words of affirmation simply seemed silly to me. I never...

Get to Know Me

Warning this post has no “useful” content. If you are ok not knowing about the individual providing these blog posts, skip this one and...

A Smaller Footprint

We’ve been told with five kids we’re leaving a larger footprint on the earth than families of just two children. When talking to us,...

I've Got the Look

In previous posts, I talked about my self makeover. I already discussed the decision to make the changes, and how I changed my wardrobe....

Time to Put the Toys Away..

Clean up doesn’t need to be mom’s job. SuperMom is not your job description. Training children from the start is a great way to make...

Wardrobe Makeover

I was given a professional makeover years ago. I spent a whole day in an upscale salon having my hair, face, and nails done. ...

Self Make Over

As a busy mom, fashion certainly wasn’t the first thing on my mind! Probably not the second or third thing, either. Comfort was the...

And so it begins...

As a wife and mother of 5 children --one of which is severely disabled-- I’m often asked, “How do you do it?” Many mothers have vented...

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