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Parenting can bring its own set of challenges, and stress often plays a role in shaping the home environment. It’s important to recognize how personal anxieties can impact children and the overall atmosphere of the family. Managing these concerns helps foster a healthier space where everyone can thrive emotionally. Strategies for handling stress include practicing coping skills and encouraging a supportive, balanced family dynamic.
For stay-at-home moms wanting to pursue their professional goals becoming a mompreneur is the perfect option. As a mompreneur, you have the freedom to set a schedule and work on your own terms. In this article by The Essential Creative regular guest blogger Laura Pearson, we’ll discuss five steps aspiring mompreneurs should take to start successful businesses.
Kris Louis, a regular here at The Essential Creative, shares tips and advice for talking with your kids about self-care and mental health.
It’s the perfect time to start thinking about some heart-made gift ideas. Instead of waiting until last minute this year to think about gifts, starting considering what you’ll make for those special people on your list. Here’s an idea that requires a few minutes at at time for a period you decide: a prayer journal for a friend or family member.
Kris Louis from Parenting With Kris brings us another helpful post about excelling in family. This one focuses on how to help our kids by limiting screen time, complete with tips on ways to reduce screen time affordably.
Guest blogger Laura Person of Edutude.net shares tips for helping your kids make the most of the current learning structure. These 4 tips can help your kids transform from overwhelmed to excited about distance, hybrid, or virtual learning.
A share from my Coaching / Writing site about a book that I believe we should all read!
Are you giving your ALL to your craft? Let’s talk about this in some more detail as we discuss my biggest takeaway from the fireside chat John the Bap and I had last week.
Watching my daughter do her best in a dance class and seeing how she was so excited about what she learned helped me remember that as adults we need to take our own advice to always do your best and be content when doing so.
Some diffuser blends and a hospitality survival guide from our friends at The Oily Home Companion.
It’s time to start thinking about what we will fill those backpacks and lunchboxes with! Try some of these oils, plant-based products, and essential oil DIYs to send your kids back to school without worrying about their wellness.
There are times when life just sucks and you don’t know what to do. Bianca Olthoff shares some thoughts based out of Ruth.
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