Holiday Traditions | Personalized Books | I See Me | MomCave LIVE

Every family has its own list of holiday traditions. Some are touching, some are silly, and some aren’t such a great idea. In this episode of MomCave LIVE, Jen talks with children’s book author and founder of I See Me Books, Maia Haag, all about holiday traditions. Traditions at Christmas- Holiday Books With Maia Haag- Mom CaveTV Live Jen of MomCaveTV:   Welcome to Momcave LIVE, where we may have lost our minds, but we haven’t lost our sense of humor. […]

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Gifts of Experiences are a Parent’s Best Friend

Are your kids’ Santa lists a mile long and a challenge to your budget, living space, and sanity? Parents want to give kids their heart’s desire. But sometimes their hearts desire things that will put us in the poorhouse, make huge messes, drive the rest of the family nuts (drum kit, anyone?), or just won’t be played with after Christmas morning. We’re huge fans of gifts of EXPERIENCES, both for kids and for the entire family. Check out these ideas […]

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5 Things Dads Want Their Wives To Know

Dads are a unique bunch. We tend to be affable individuals who are prepared to adjust to the ever-changing demands of our children and spouses. We are expected to put ourselves second or third and to lose the shitty attitude and be thankful we are part of the family at all. That being said, we tend not to be the best communicators so I’ve put together a list of 5 Things Dads Want Our Wives To Know. Dads Love Our […]

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Earlier Bedtimes are Better for Moms AND Kids (and the Science to Prove it)

Earlier bedtimes are better for everyone–moms, kids, and even the dog! Kids need around 11hours of sleep every night, but many struggle to get that much. According to the National SleepFoundation, 43% of children between ages five and twelve don’t get enough sleep. This canlead to problems with focus, behavior, and overall health. This article will answer the question“How do earlier bedtimes benefit moms and kids?” Spoiler: They help everyone feel refreshedand focused the next day. Earlier Bedtimes And Kids’ […]

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Stressed Moms Are a Christmas Tradition

A relatable guest post on stressed moms and Christmas. Christmas Madness or Magical Christmas As I hunkered on the floor, aproned and peering into the oven to check the state of my organic, corn-fed (and apparently this year privately educated) Christmas turkey, I hoped again not to poison my entire family because the juices didn’t run clear. And again I wondered, “Why do I let myself in for this madness every year?” The stress of weaving of a magical Christmas […]

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How Laughter Helps in Schools and Education

When kids enter upper school and college, sometimes the fun of learning gives way to stress. Teaching your preteen, teen, or college-age student to use laughter to relieve their stress is a valuable gift you can give them. I meet college students regularly. And in most instances, something hilarious always happens. Part of being an adolescent is seeking fun and laughing at oneself. Researchers have found that adolescents behave in this manner to deal with stress. High school educators and […]

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How to Move Your Kids Mid-School Year (And Prevent Any Meltdowns!)

Motherhood comes with its ups and downs, especially when your kids start to make you feel like the bad guy. Stressful parenting decisions tend to pair quite well with big emotions coming from your youngins. This is especially true when families have to move or relocate. To a child, this can signal DEFCON 1, end-of-the-world level reactions. Here are our best tips for de-escalating the situation and helping your kids get excited about a new chapter: Break the News About […]

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How Becoming a Mom Makes a Woman Sexier

The mom uniform of a mom bun, leggings, and t-shirt might feel like a bit of a trope, but it is a fast and efficient uniform for moms who need to get things done, 24/7/365. After giving birth, many moms go through a period of just not feeling great about their bodies–after all, there are a lot of changes to come to terms with pretty quickly. We don’t feel like sexy moms on a daily basis. But we should. You […]

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6 Ways to Play With Your Kids When You Think It’s the Worst

If the inevitable “Play with me!” fills you with dread, you’re not alone. Not all moms and dads are born with the innate desire to play pretend for hours on end. It’s completely normal to cringe at the thought of one more tea party or round of “knock down the tower.” Are you wondering how to play with your kids when you’re just not that into it? Modern American society has, unfairly, become obsessed with the idea that it’s a […]

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How to Bake a Potato | Busy Mom’s Guide to Baked Potatoes

When you’re a mom, there never seems to be enough time in the day. Between getting the kids ready for school, running errands, and making dinner, it sometimes feels like you can’t fit anything else in. We’re supposed to know it all, but someone quite a few of us became moms without knowing how to bake a potato. And a baked potato is truly one of the most delicious, nutritious, expedient, and cost-effective meals for busy families. Don’t worry–we’ve got […]

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