Pregnancy and parenting are incredible experiences. With that being said, it’s nice to be able to poke fun at the less glamorous aspects, like going on day three without a shower or getting up to pee every 10 minutes. Meghna Shah has created Mommie Poppins, a funny series of illustrations that any mom can relate to. Read the full article

Is your family getting ready to make a move? The moving process is hectic under any circumstances, but add in kids and things can get crazy. Mrs. Confetti from HelloBee shared her advice for making your move as smooth as possible. She breaks her advice down into packing, moving day, and specifically for the kids. She advises leaving kids with

The transition from summer to back-to-school can be stressful for everyone. A recent blog posts on SheKnows lists five ways to make getting ready to go back less stressful. One of the most important things to remember when making this transition is to stay organized. Start by making lists of what needs to be done, such as shopping for school

A doula is a great resource for information and support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Women who have the support of a doula have reported experiencing less pain, increased chance of a positive birth experience, and increased maternal self esteem. Referrals are the best way to find the doula for you—ask your friends or check out a referral website. Check

If you have kids, you know how important it is to be prepared for any situation. What you keep in the bag depends on anything from your child’s age to his or her personality. A recent post on BabyCenter allowed us to peek into the go-bag of a 3 year old boy. What are the most important things for him?

It can be difficult to keep toddlers entertained for any period of time. The SheKnows parenting blog put together a list of eight activities to keep your toddler engaged and creative without the use of any screens. Have your kids get crafty by painting with cotton balls, making thread pasta beads, and sculpting with cloud dough. Read the full article

Playing games with your toddler is a lot of fun and it can also teach them new skills. Help your child learn matching skills with this easy-to-create DIY matching game. Trace a variety of household items on a sheet of craft paper and then place the items in a container. Have your child match the items to their shape on