Mom's Parenting Tool Box
Parenting tips, tricks, gripes, plans, and hopes for moms.
6 Cute Spring Recycle Bin Crafts to do with your Kids
The recycling bin is always being raided for crafting supplies in my house. We love to reuse and recycle. In honor of Earth Day, I have compiled a short series of Spring-Themed Recycled Crafts that you can use to get…
5 Ways to Create Kid Choices, Independence, and Fill Their Emotional Power Cup
When your little baby hits a certain age and you begin to have daily power struggles. Struggles, such as back talk, temper tantrums, and ignoring you; it’s time to think about filling their power cup. Filling the power cup means…
How to Get Your Kid Talking about those First Weeks of School
You just sent your kiddo to school for the very first time. Missing them terribly you excitedly wait to hear how their day went. If you ask right away or wait for them to have some rest and a snack…
6 Tips to Help Guide Your Kids to Cope and React Healthily to Hard Times
When hard things happen to a family- the kids are watching. They watch how we react, and how we cope, and they feel our moods deeply. Even when we think we are hiding a bad mood from them. Please remember…
How to Entertain a Waiting Kid
We all have those errand days when the kids have to come with us. It’s very inconvenient and they have to WAIT with you. Kids are instantly more hungry and bored when you have to wait. I’ll never forget the…
6 Powerful Reasons to Create and Carry on Family Traditions
Family Traditions are a truly important part of my family. I never realized how important or how many we have until I brought my husband into my family. His family is not very close- in the literal and figurative sense.…
How to Paint With Recycled TP Rolls Cute Craft for Kids- Spring Edition
Springtime is here! Everyone loves a good paint craft. For this craft, you have to look no further than your recycle bin! Grab out those TP and Paper Towel Rolls. They can make wonderful stamps with only a little work!…
Rhyme, Rhythm, and Repetition- Recommended to Create Strong Early Readers
Rhyme, Rhythm, and Repetition are the 3 R’s of learning to read. Teachers have been using them forever and they know how powerful those three R’s are when it comes to Early Literacy. Think back to some of your early…
Interesting Bath Time Activities to Encourage Learning for Young Kids
Bath time can be a necessary evil sometimes. Usually, the kids enjoy bath time more than a parent has patience for bath time. It can be fun and you can create an ideal learning environment there! Using that time for…
20 + Words of Affirmation to Easily Boost Your Kids Confidence
In the parenting world today, many of us are doing the best we can to be better. Better for ourselves and our kids. We’re all trying to make people that will be good for our future. Creating, happy, confident, and…
