If your child is often socially withdrawn, you’ve probably assumed they are shy. Did you know that there are actually three different types of social withdrawal though? We often lump these together and call anyone who seems withdrawn “shy.” Shyness is just one of the three types! And knowing which type your child is can… Read More
Disclosure: These fun camping activities for toddlers have been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PoweringAdventure #CollectiveBias Summer is around the corner and I’m getting excited! Because summer = camping season. The crackling fire, the fresh air, the family time. I love escaping “real life” for a bit… Read More
If your child has low self-esteem, then they are not confident about their own worth or abilities. Well, growing up can be hard. Even if you have a loving, caring, and encouraging home, your child may develop a sense of inadequacy or low self-esteem somewhere else. There are a handful of environments a child can… Read More
Disclosure: This adventure post has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SnackWithCreminelli #DiscoverFood #CollectiveBias Jake and I live in Seattle, WA. It’s a fun city surrounded by amazing water, greenery, and mountains. (Read: kayaking, camping, and hiking.) We have two kids in tow now, but that hasn’t… Read More
Hi, Amber here. I hardly ever post personal stories on here, but a friend and fellow blogger, Chelsea Johnson at Life With My Littles, has an Honest Birth Series, and she asked me to share my natural birth story. As a little intro… I now have two beautiful children, a boy and a girl, who… Read More
Personal Progress is a program designed to help young women cultivate feminine attributes, strengthen their testimonies, and reach their divine potential. It’s a beautiful process of discovering talents, knowledge, and life skills that will help them in the roles now and in the future as mothers. Personal Progress is broken down into 8 values, one… Read More
A few months ago I made a Jesus Quiet Book to keep my little toddler busy during church. I’m a Mormon and church is 3 hours long every Sunday. Luckily, my son is now old enough to go to nursery for the last two hours, but we still have to keep him quietly busy during… Read More
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #JumpIntoSummer #CollectiveBias As a former competitive swimmer and now mom, I’ve had to learn not only have to survive but thrive in my swimsuit and sandals. My daughter would seriously live at the beach if she could. When it… Read More
Reading board books is such a good way to interact with your baby. When you read with your baby, not only are you solidifying a love of books that will help them when they learn how to read later in life, but you are spending quality time together, sitting close, and learning new things. I heard… Read More
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions for these babysitter essentials are mine alone. #KidfreshFavorites #CollectiveBias As a teen, I used to babysit the neighborhood kids, and there were definitely the parents who made my job easier and those who didn’t. As a mom now, I want my… Read More