Everywhere I look someone is talking about breastfeeding and breast milk. Maybe it’s because I follow KellyMom.com on Facebook or because I’m unsuccessfully weaning my 16 month old son. (I’d like my body back. But he’s allergic to cow’s milk and refuses to drink rice, almond or goat’s milk.) This …
Read More »Do you value yourself as a mom business owner? Part I
SPONSORED BY: Main Street School of Art in Downtown Tucker offering art classes for home schooled students, toddlers to teens and adults Webisode #5.8 – Part I I heard the term “Loving Mirror” from the Executive Director of Ladies Who Launch Atlanta, Angela Stalcup. At a getaway weekend for women …
Read More »As a mompreneur and work at home mom (WAHM) when do you plan to pay yourself a salary?
SPONSORED BY: Main Street School of Art in Downtown Tucker Webisode #5.7 Pay yourself first. That’s often a challenge for new business owners like mompreneurs and work at home moms. But in order to enjoy all the benefits of running your own business vs. having a hobby, you need to …
Read More »How to write an emergency list for a nanny or babysitter
I’ve been a bad mommy. I neglected to leave an emergency contact list for my part-time nanny and friend who watches A.J. while I’m away. I realized if there was a fire or other emergency, they may not have vital information they would need. So here’s a video to help …
Read More »Would you consider home schooling vs. sending your child to public school? Part II
I remember a time when when kids who were home schooled were considered “bad kids” or had been expelled from public school. That’s far from the case nowadays. Home schooled kids are known from excelling academically and socially. There are tons of resources for home schoolers online and links below …
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