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The kids are around technology daily and there are many times I am trying to limit their screen-time. There’s games, videos and apps that can keep them busy for days. However, one thing they were missing was a robot just for them, that is full of benefits.
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Last week school finally started. The day before the first day, we were scrambling to make sure we had everything we needed to have a successful start to the school year. It was that day I realized we forgot a couple very important things.
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It feels like just yesterday my kids were little babies depending on me for every single one of their needs. We all get that feeling sometimes right? One day we are rocking them to sleep after a midnight bottle and the next they are making their own lunch and off to school. If I had a nickel for every time I have said, ‘They grow up too fast’, I’d be a millionaire.
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School starts a week from today. That’s only seven more days I get all three of my boys at home with me all day long. How did that happen? Where did summer break go? How is it possible I already have a second-grader and a kindergartner?
Knowledge is power. It’s a phrase that can ring true about a lot of things. We may learn something that may seem non-essential at the time, but later could save a life. When it comes to being a mom, all knowledge is vital, especially medically speaking. Do you know the warning signs of the onset of Type 1 Diabetes or what Diabetic Ketoacidosis is?
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Having three boys back-to-back-to-back, I assumed they would each be very similar since they were so close in age. Boy was I wrong. It didn’t take long to notice their uniqueness and differences in personalities.
This post about the struggle of letting go of outgrown baby items is sponsored by Socialstars and Tide, however all opinions are my own. #SmallButPowerful
It was one thing I never thought would be so difficult. Something I never thought would be so emotional. I never thought it would be a struggle at all. It was a day that I so conveniently procrastinated with countless excuses. Letting go of outgrown baby items is hard.
