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In the Blink of An Eye: Experienced Moms Share the Joys and Challenges of Parenting Teenagers
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In the Blink of An Eye: Experienced Moms Share the Joys and Challenges of Parenting Teenagers

When you’re in deep with young kids, it’s so easy (and totally understandable!) to default to survival mode. You have to change diapers, wash bottles, discipline toddlers, make dinner, go to work and do almost everything for the little people you adore. It seems like they’ll never sleep. Never be potty trained. Never grow up….

How to be Grateful in a World of Social Media, Mom Guilt and Constant Comparison
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How to be Grateful in a World of Social Media, Mom Guilt and Constant Comparison

When I was in college, I loved reading fitness magazines. It was so inspiring to get workout ideas and healthy eating tips. Then I started to notice something that I didn’t like. I was usually pretty happy with my body and weight before the magazine arrived each month. But after I’d flipped through the pages of toned women…

How to Stop Procrastinating and Live a Happier Life with the One Minute Rule
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How to Stop Procrastinating and Live a Happier Life with the One Minute Rule

One minute. Sixty seconds. You can do anything for one minute. Right? I initially learned about the value of one minute from a decluttering book. The author’s premise was simple: if the task will take you less than a minute to complete, do it now. Don’t wait, because soon those one minute tasks pile up…

Too Much to Do and Not Enough Time to Do It? How to Deal With Stress at Work
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Too Much to Do and Not Enough Time to Do It? How to Deal With Stress at Work

One of the most frequent questions I get about professional life is how to handle being overloaded at work. When you have too many tasks to finish, it can be hard to ask for direction. You might be afraid that you’ll “out” yourself to your boss. “She’s been doing this a lot longer than I…

Positive Tactics to Ease Your Child’s Separation Anxiety Without Derailing Your Whole Day
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Positive Tactics to Ease Your Child’s Separation Anxiety Without Derailing Your Whole Day

You feel guilty dropping your tiny baby off at daycare, but as he grows you both get more comfortable with it. You’re getting into a groove, when it hits. The first wave of separation anxiety. Around 8 months, your baby suddenly realizes that you’re a separate entity and that you’re leaving. And it doesn’t stop there….