On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Dr. Michelle Sherman about parenting for service members and veterans.
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6 Tips for Studying with a Toddler
If you’re in the back-to-school game this year because you’re furthering your education as an adult, you may have noticed it’s a little different than before kids. Whereas before children, you could study or do your homework in any room of the house, your books and papers spread out on a floor or table. But when studying with a toddler, books and papers anywhere within reach can spell disaster!
How Do I Teach My Teen Good Money Habits?
One of the main goals of a parent is to prepare your children for adulthood.
To that end, few lessons are as useful as learning how to handle money. Many of us learned those lessons the hard way. By educating your teens on family finances, you can pave the way for their success.
3 Ways to Keep Your Parenting Cool
Has this heat melted us all away? I feel fried and refried. Body and soul. I can’t be the only one. And, I’m a stay-at-home parent; I don’t want to even begin thinking about bosses, commutes, and demanding deadlines all in the proper (un-summer friendly) work attire. Popsicles and flip-flops have become more my style.
But yet, even with this laissez faire lifestyle, I’m struggling a little bit with the overloaded kitchen sink, sticky fingers, and the constant clutter and chatter that goes with summer-at-home kids. So, I’ve spent a few minutes brainstorming some ideas that should help me, and hopefully you, through the rest of these sizzling summer days.
AWTR Show 524: Building Better Humans
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guests David and Lisa Davoust about their book, Building Better Humans: The Book You Wish Your Parents Had.
New Mother Must Return to Work Soon
Dear Mr. Dad: My husband and I just had a baby two months ago. I’ve been off work under the Family Leave Act until now and would like to take the remaining four or five weeks. But, unfortunately, we really need my salary to make ends meet. The prospect of leaving my baby (my husband needs to work full-time too) is making me miserable. I’m feeling like a terrible mother and I have no idea what I can do to feel better about this situation.
AWTR Show 515: My Yellow Balloon
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Tiffany Papageorge, author of My Yellow Balloon, about how kids process major life events.
The Mom Guilt Monster
I recently had to enroll this adorable little guy in day care. I know it was the right thing to do—my current classes are pretty difficult, Chris has a bunch of training events coming up, and I’ll be starting a new internship in May, but the second I signed my name on the enrollment sheet, it hit me.
The Mom Guilt Monster.
AWTR Show 511: Proactive Parenting
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Sharon Silver about proactive parenting and her book Stop Reacting and Start Responding: 108 Ways to Discipline Consciously and Become the Parent You Want To Be.
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