3 Tips To Encourage Kids to Eat More Veggies
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by misapignataro
13h ago
“My kids don’t like veggies!” Can anyone relate?! This is a phrase I hear often, and I totally hear you. My daughter used to not eat vegetables either, and it could be so frustrating and overwhelming. Thankfully, I now have two girls (9 and 12) who will happily eat the veggies I serve them. Here […] The post 3 Tips To Encourage Kids to Eat More Veggies appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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Soaring Syndrome: Three Keys to an Empty Nest
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by Rebecca Throop
4d ago
In just four months time, our home will transition from a place marked by 22 years of the active, daily parenting of our children, to a place just for us. We are embarking on the “empty nest” phase – or as I prefer to reframe it – a time of Soaring Syndrome. Our youngest son […] The post Soaring Syndrome: Three Keys to an Empty Nest appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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5 Seacoast Peaks Your Kid Can Summit
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by Lindsey
1w ago
When you think of the Seacoast, I’m assuming that mountains don’t readily come to mind. However, while the southeastern portion of New Hampshire and Maine don’t have the largest mountains in the region – there are a few Seacoast peaks that are perfect for little legs. Whether you’re looking for a manageable all day climb […] The post 5 Seacoast Peaks Your Kid Can Summit appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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What Losing My Dog Taught Me About Grief, Motherhood and Being a Good Human
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by Justine Salema
1w ago
Last month, my family lost our sixteen-and-a-half year old Boston Terrier, Kali. She had been in decline for a long time, but our lives had been so busy that it almost felt as if she’d gone from being a snuggly, sassy pup who would do just about anything for a kernel of popcorn, to a […] The post What Losing My Dog Taught Me About Grief, Motherhood and Being a Good Human appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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What To Do When Your Child Struggles With Reading: Practical Advice For All Ages
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by Laura McKinster
1w ago
I did everything right. From exposing my kids to countless books to blending fun literacy activities into their everyday lives, I was convinced that my kids would have absolutely no trouble when it came to their reading skills. Boy, was I wrong.  Even with hours and hours of reading at home, all that letter and […] The post What To Do When Your Child Struggles With Reading: Practical Advice For All Ages appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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When You Care for Your Employees, The Organization Thrives
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by Tara Ryan
1w ago
For those of us who spend our days participating in the paid labor force, we spend a lot of our time working. Our working conditions have a direct impact on our energy and stress levels, and on our ability to navigate life outside of our careers.   For years, I accepted that relationships with c-suite […] The post When You Care for Your Employees, The Organization Thrives appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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4 Breakfast Ideas to Set You Up for Success During the Week
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by misapignataro
2w ago
Looking for an easy breakfast that you can make ahead of time, then reheat during the week? Want to serve a nutrient-dense breakfast that will set your child up for success, allowing them to do their very best learning at school? If I do just one thing to set myself up for a successful week, […] The post 4 Breakfast Ideas to Set You Up for Success During the Week appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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The Principle of Choice in Parenting
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by Joni Lane
2w ago
Not long after we adopted our puppy Pluto, I started training him using a technique I found called it’s your choice. The concept is that you give your dog the choice to make a decision, but only one “choice” yields a reward. I did this by holding a bunch of juicy tidbits in my open […] The post The Principle of Choice in Parenting appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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Seacoast Spectator Sports For Families
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by Lindsey
3w ago
I wouldn’t say that we are a “sports family.” We don’t regularly watch sports on TV, and we didn’t even attend a Super Bowl party. We are, however, an “outing family.” We love spending our weekends enjoying quality time outside our home. This includes visiting museums, going on a Seacoast hike, camping, fishing, and yes, […] The post Seacoast Spectator Sports For Families appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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5 Ways the Original Gossip Girl Predicted the Future
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by Jodi Vallee
3w ago
When the original CW show Gossip Girl first aired in 2007, its namesake, a secret blogger spreading gossip about its readers, was ahead of their time. In fact, the original Gossip Girl predicted the future in more ways than one. Back in 2007, most people were still using MySpace. They weren’t on “The” Facebook, and […] The post 5 Ways the Original Gossip Girl Predicted the Future appeared first on Seacoast Moms ..read more
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