I’m a mom first and foremost but I’m also an entrepreneur running a crazy busy media company. One who has business deadlines, teams to manage, a hectic travel schedule and an abundance of to do lists. I’m also the most disorganized person you have ever met. I’m that mom who gets the call on an early dismissal day from school with the judging tone of voice on the other end saying, “Mrs.Vinderine, school has been out for 30 minutes, will you be arriving anytime soon? “#EpicMomFail
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Neuropsychiatrist, New York Times Bestselling Author, and Mindsight Educator
One of the very first steps we can take as parents to teach our children about using their intuition is to allow them to safely and confidently say “NO” to US!
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How will our parenting decisions today effect the adults our kids will become tomorrow? Molly Skyar, in open conversation with her mother, Dr. Susan Rutherford, view parenting decisions through a psychologist's perspective.
Question: My First grader is being bullied at school. How do I address this and with whom?
I’ve worked at home since the first of my four children was a baby. Despite the challenges, it has been a perfect arrangement for me. It doesn’t work out for everyone, but it's a situation definitely worth exploring. If you’re trying to decide if it’s right for you, before you take the next step -- take some time to ponder these 7 questions.
5 Amazing Travel Tips That Will Change Your Life
I am always offering travel tips and advice to my friends and family, so I thought that I would share the love on my travel blog.
These travel tips will actually change your life, if you like to travel as much as we do.
1- Use Google Voice & Talk-a-Tone app to text and make phone calls for FREE while traveling abroad
I sat on the padded table, Reagan propped on my knee. The appointment was for my four-month-old daughter. Our family doctor was about to bring the nurses in to inject Reagan with vaccines for polio, diphtheria and influenza. I shuddered at the thought. Medicine intimidated me, the sight of a syringe sometimes causing my arms and legs to tense up and my stomach to constrict until I nearly felt I would blackout.
“I’ll bring the nurses in to administer the shots.”
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