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Mom Cave Live with Dina Blizzard
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Read moreSummer is here and moms everywhere are panicking, “What the heck am I going to do with these kids all summer?” Whether it’s because you work and need childcare, or are a stay-at-home parent who needs a break, summer camp is the solution. But it’s not always in the budget. We’ve compiled a list of free summer camps and summer camps that are low-cost or offer scholarships. Good luck! FREE SUMMER CAMPS The Salvation Army It’s not just one of […]
Read moreWe know you’ve heard the old saying it takes a village! But new moms often wonder, “Where is this village?” Wondering how to meet mom friends? Look no further! Jen and author Florence Ann Romano discuss the importance of building a “village” of supportive relationships, particularly for mothers. They emphasize that building a village isn’t always easy, and it takes time and effort to find the right people who align with your values and personalities. Florence also stresses that having […]
Read moreA universal truth about the world is that everyone has made poop jokes, adults and kids alike, and if they haven’t it’s because they are too young to understand why they’re funny. So, if you, like many parents, have grown out of the poop joke stage by the time your kids enter it, you might be stuck desperately trying to get them to stop giggling over potty humor. Face it, it’s a losing battle. Instead, I offer a message of […]
Read moreEvery night before I go to sleep, I brush my teeth, comb my beard and take a little white pill that I self-deprecatingly call my “crazy pill”. Well, I used to call it my “crazy pill.” Recently I heard Kristen Bell describe her mental health medication as “broccoli for my brain.” She uses that to explain to her children why she takes her daily medicine and I simply love it. Social Anxiety When I called it my “crazy pill” it […]
Read moreFunny MomHacks to Stop Kids from Leaving Food and Dirty Dishes in Their Bedrooms 3 min. read As a mom, you already have a million things on your plate (no pun intended). The last thing you want to deal with is constantly finding food and dirty dishes scattered throughout your kid’s bedroom. But fear not, dear moms, because we’ve compiled a list of seven hilarious ways to deal with this common problem. 1. The Pest Scare Leave a few pieces […]
Read moreHow do you celebrate Valentine’s Day when you are busy, tired, and broke from parenting littles? This week, Jen and Renee Rhinehart from Party Host Helpers are tackling the question of how to celebrate Valentine’s Day when you’re a busy, tired parent. They’ll share their Valentine’s Day ideas for busy parents with tips for connecting with your partner, even when you’re short on time and money. They’ll also discuss the importance of finding small ways to show love and appreciation […]
Read moreMoms everywhere know the struggle. You’re fast asleep, snuggled in your most comfortable loungewear or pajamas and the alarm goes off. Waking with a start, you realize you’ve already pressed the snooze button too many times and need to scramble to get the kids to school on time. No Time For “Real” Clothes It’s all you can do to get the children dressed, lunches packed and teeth brushed. You don’t have time to get YOURSELF dressed, too! So you head […]
Read moreFor the past 12 years, Sam has been writing short poems every day about the joys and challenges of motherhood. Her words capture the beauty, complexity, and unconditional love that come with raising a family. Through her writing, Sam hopes to connect with other mothers and share her experiences with the world. Whether she is celebrating her children’s milestones or reflecting on the struggles of motherhood, Sam’s poetry is a testament to the strength and resilience of mothers everywhere. Poet […]
Read moreFamily comes in all different shapes and sizes. In this new day and age, foster parenting, step-parenting, and grandparents raising their grandchildren is not uncommon. Jen sits down with author Debbie Ausburn of “Raising Other People’s Children” and gets raw about her experience with parenting from the point of view of a step-parent and foster parent. Author Debbie Ausburn on Raising Other People’s Children: What Foster Parenting Taught Me about Bringing Together a Blended Family Jen: Welcome to MomCave LIVE, […]
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