Raising Children

How to Rock Daylight Saving Time this Fall

How to Rock Daylight Saving Time this Fall

By Guest Blogger Ginny Olson, author of the blog MothersRest.com First off, I’m having a super hard time dropping the “S” from this twice-annual event. It’s been “daylight savings time” my whole life. Kinda like how “February” doesn’t actually have an “R,” whereas,...
Birth Order Effects: Fact or Theory

Birth Order Effects: Fact or Theory

By Guest Blogger Lisa Witherspoon Birth order theories. Have you ever thought about them? I come from a small family – just my parents, my older brother, and me.  My husband, however, is the oldest of five siblings.  I used to be very intrigued by the fact that all...
End of Summer

End of Summer

By TMoM Team Member Sydney D. Richardson, Ph. D. Growing up, I remember the way my mother would mark the end of summer, and how she would usher in the next season. She would decorate. The table place setting colors would change, along with curtains around the house....
Take Your Child Outside to Explore Through Movement and Play

Take Your Child Outside to Explore Through Movement and Play

By Guest Blogger Coretta Walker Summer is the perfect time to take your child outside to burn off some energy and explore – the days are longer and there are so many things to see and do. Scientists have found that 80% of brain growth happens in the first three years...
ARFID: When It’s More Than Just Picky Eating

ARFID: When It’s More Than Just Picky Eating

By Guest Blogger Neely Turlington “He will eat when he gets really hungry.” “You just aren’t providing enough variety.” “Have you tried offering him pizza or toast? All kids like those!” Knowing Something Wasn’t Right Over the years these were some common,...
How To Talk To and Comfort Your Child in the Wake of School Shootings

How To Talk To and Comfort Your Child in the Wake of School Shootings

By Guest Blogger Juan Santos M.S., CRC, LCMHC I honestly do not even know how to start this writing. My heart aches with immense pain for the families who have lost their children, and for the children and educators who have witnessed such a traumatic event. I ache...