Military spouses are pretty experienced at the art of starting over in a new place and trying to make new friends but what do...
Hello from Taylor Whitson - the new Military Mom Collective owner!
What an exciting opportunity to continue to build upon the hard work Rachel and...
While reading fellow blogger Lindsay Swoboda’s recent post, “Trusting the Transition”, I found myself transformed back to when I was learning to drive a...
Military spouses hate the word "goodbye." It commands many negative thoughts, memories, and emotions that we tend to mask it with other terms and...
We've all been there. Many times.
One minute, our kids are happy campers and the next minute, it's an epic meltdown. It might happen at...
My children are what we like to call “willful."
Sometimes, this comes across as a toddler decisively screaming for the Elmo fork. Other times, we...
I have some amazing friends, and they live all over the place. I want to be a better friend to them, no matter where...
I lived my entire childhood in one town. Then, I went to college less than 30 minutes away. To say that I feel ill-equipped...
I think it's great how "sensory processing" has made its way into everyday conversations, classroom activities, and mainstream life. A decade or two ago,...
I recently wrote about losing a dear friend to cancer. Knowing that she was dying, my friend went through her scrapbooks and photo albums,...
Across the U.S., school districts are desperate to hire additional substitute teachers.
Some districts and states have gone so far as to lower or...
There’s a meme that’s been around for a while that says, “How do you talk to girls about their bodies? You don’t!”
When I...
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When Support Feels Like a Full-Time Job
Bedtime is finally here, again. The house is quiet. But your mind is racing through a never-ending...
