Few jobs in the world are as difficult as being a single mother. You have to balance the needs of your child, yourself, your work, and your household as a whole. Fortunately, the modern-day is filled with various forms of technology, specialized gadgets, and information that can help single moms a great deal. With that in mind, take a look at these tools that can help make your day a bit easier than ever before. Read More
Simple Ways to Teach Young People Critical Leadership Skills
Some simple, proven tips for how you can become an effective youth mentor, either to your own children or another child in need. Read More
Giveaway: GG Cleans House – Learning Teamwork (hardcover)
We are giving away this award-winning children’s book “GG Cleans House – Learning Teamwork” (hardcover) by Renee Goodwin to 1 lucky winner! Enter to win by noon 12/24/21! Read More
Interview with Mom’s Choice Award-Winner Kimberly Cabral
For this interview, we had the honor of talking with Kimberly Cabral, the founder and CEO of MASK (Mothers Awareness on School-age Kids), and the Publisher MASK The Magazine, the MCA award-winning parenting manual offering solutions to the modern-day challenges families face. Each issue of the quarterly award-winning MASK The Magazine is an amazing toolkit for parents and caregivers that tackles a specific topic in-depth and examines how it can affect kids from pre-kindergarten to college. Keep reading to find out more about Kimberly and her award-winning publication, MASK The Magazine! Read More
Reducing Anxiety About Braces in Children
Children who are sensitive to touch or who have anxiety can dread visits to the orthodontist since the feeling of braces being placed in their mouth can trigger fear, worry, and in severe cases, panic attacks. If your child needs an apparatus and they are scared about their appointment, there are many ways that you can make the process easier and less stressful for them. Read More
Interview with Mom’s Choice Award-Winner Laurie Hollman, Ph.D.
Hello, Mom’s Choice readers! Thank you for joining us for yet another interview in our series. For this interview, we were able to speak with Laurie Hollman, Ph.D., the author of the MCA award-winning book Playing With Baby: Research-Based Play Birth To One Year. In Playing With Baby: Research-Based Play Birth To One Year, Dr. Laurie Hollman explains to her readers the dozens of stimulating and imaginative ways infants play from birth to one year. Multiple illustrations in words and pictures are backed up by fascinating cutting-edge research about how play promotes infants’ development and a secure attachment between mother and baby. This interview is packed with crucial information and a must-read for new mommies! Keep reading to find out more about Laurie and her award-winning book, Playing With Baby: Research-Based Play Birth To One Year! Read More
Growing Ethical Little Ones
We all desire to raise our kids to be truthful, fair, kind, happy… Greg Richards, founder and director the Middle Grades Ethics Project, has long research that provides eight specific insights for you to ponder. Read More
Helpful Books to Aid Stressed Moms
Sometimes moms get stressed and need some help. Here are our favorite helpful books to provide a little extra guidance and spiritual relief! Read More
Pregnancy Old Wives’ Tales – Fact Or Fiction?
90% of pregnancies show signs and symptoms within the first eight weeks. Most of these are extremely common and can include fatigue, nausea, and an increased need for urination. There are some signs and symptoms, however, that are considered to be old wives’ tales. There are also the more far-fetched tales that have passed through the generations. They include everything from gender predictions to the indications of twins. Which old wives’ tales are based in fact though, and what is complete fiction? Read More