Kids

I don't know what to do with myself, I am kid free for an entire week. The kids are visiting their grandparents in Utah. This means I am kid free after having the kids home for two months. If you have kids you know this world well. No friends, no school, no sports. I love my children dearly, but I think I can survive one week without them and here's what I'm going to do!

Literally, a woman named Karen called us to share her thoughts on this tweet that went viral where someone was chastised by their neighbor for their kid playing in their own backyard.

I started a little game with my kids recently called "Ask Me Anything." I'm a pretty open Mama and I have never been one to hide the mistakes of my past, but sometimes the I question if that's the right choice.

I'm in a bit of a parenting dilemma. My daughter is injured, but the price to get her feeling better is steep. Would you fork out the money in this situation or say "suck it up buttercup!"?

If away camps are canceled this summer, virtual camps may be a big rescue for parents, and these are free! The kids can learn Spanish, watch animals, and crack a case as a CSI.

It's getting tougher and tougher to keep kids busy at home. My goals are to connect, educate, help them get creative, or inspire them to do good. Here's 5 ideas we recently tried that you can adopt at your home.

I love my children, I really do, but there is something beautiful about them going to school and we are getting a heavy dose of "summer break" this year and I'm going crazy.

We're starting week two of kids being home from school at my house and the West Ada School District has announced the soonest kids will be going back to school is April 3rd. Here's some ideas if you have bored kids at home.

There's one big difference between allergies and COVID-19 symptoms, and recognizing it can help put your mind at ease.

While adults hoard toilet paper and panic-buy bread and pasta, kids seem to be taking this whole thing in stride.