The Curious Mom

Everyone has an inner child. You might have to grow up as you get older and especially as you start a family, but that child is still in you somewhere. If you've lost touch with your childish side, it could do you good to find it again. It can be a great way to bond with your kids and to set a good example for them in some areas too. Being an adult and a parent doesn't always have to mean being serious and responsible. Sometimes, showing your kids that it's ok to dream, be impulsive or have fun is just as important. Try these ways to get in touch with your inner child and improve your relationship with your children.

As the saying goes "Mother knows best" Hope must seem so lost when you fight a fight against elements that are intangible and unseen. Worse, airborne threats continue to plague every household and consistently have mothers worried for the safety of their family. 

While threats like these can be avoided through many different means, how then can anyone be certain that what they have is the best and the most effective solution in this world of organic, D-I-Y, and back-to-basics methods? There is only one question you should ask yourself, moms: 

Perhaps your kids have gotten a little older, or you find yourself with some free time on your hands. Maybe you just want to earn a little extra money. Whatever the reason, more and more moms are looking for part-time jobs. Whilst this is a great step, it can be challenging to find a role to fit in around your busy schedule. Here are some tips and suggestions for full-time moms who want some part time work…

We try to keep our kids as children for as long as we can. It’s what they deserve. Childhood is a magical time that shouldn’t be interrupted unnecessarily - let kids be kids while they still can be. This is a time where their imagination is running rife, creativity is blooming and focus is on the things that can bring them into a magical world as quickly as they would like. However, there are some subjects that they will bump into at school, through friends or in their own personal lives which we as parents need to handle in a way that doesn’t suddenly drag them into adultness, while still giving them the information that they need. Children and adults get sick - some more so than others - and although it’s not a nice thing to think about, making your kids aware of it can be crucial in helping them to adjust and adapt to those around them.

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