[Posts may contain affiliate links. You can read my disclosure here.] As moms, we will always see our sons as our little boys. No matter how much we don’t want it to happen though, they grow up. Navigating the teen years can be a bit tricky at times. Emotions often run high, both theirs and ours. Over the last couple of…
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10 Things Your Teen Son Wants to Say To You
How to Show Respect to Your Teen Son
Many of us have heard about how men need respect and women need love, but what about our teen sons? Do they need respect? They aren’t husbands yet. And they are still our little boys, right? Today, Marcy at Ben and Me published my first guest post on the topic (Thanks Marcy!): How to Show Respect to Your Teen Son. I…
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Learning Styles Simplified for the Homeschooling Mom
Biology taught me how much learning styles can effect a student’s ability to memorize vocabulary. Not because I was studying biology, though. Because my son was. My oldest son took Biology through a co-op class during his freshman year of high school. For the tests they were required to know at least twenty vocabulary definitions per unit, so I told…
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Dear Mom, You Don’t Have to Live a Social Media-Worthy Life
As moms there are a few things we just don’t want to say out loud, much less tweet. We don’t really want to take a picture and share it, or post what our children just did knowing no one would want to give us, or them, the blue thumbs-up. And we are pretty sure no one needs to see our…
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4 Reasons YOU Should Learn Something New
Several years ago I taught myself how to crochet by watching You Tube. (On a side note: For a long time I thought You Tube was just silly videos of people doing really dumb things…or cats. Anyway, I had no idea you could actually learn something until I googled “Learn How to Crochet Videos.”) I like to make things, but…
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