Mommahelpers

Another comic strip by Sharon Hurley Hall to tickle MommaR17;s funny bone! Have you ever gone shopping with the kids and felt like you were being teamed up on and conspired against having a nice day of shopping? Guess what? You were!

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Have your children turned into little couch potatoes this summer? Kids who are hooked on video or electronic games spend less time getting exercise. Encourage your child to get active with some of these fun ideas. Check Out The Local Digs In just about every community, there are tons of resources to help your kids spend some [...]

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Another comic strip by Sharon Hurley Hall to tickle MommaR17;s funny bone! What happens when Momma leaves Big Sister in charge? A little bit of girl power tends to kick in!

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Another comic strip by Sharon Hurley Hall to tickle MommaR17;s funny bone! Ever had one of those sleepless nights? You knowR30;up all night with a sick kid or just couldnR17;t sleep? The next day youR17;re dog-tired, and then something like this usually happensR30;

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Momma Helpers will be featuring some humorous cartoons to help lighten the mood a bit. We got a great chuckle out of this strip, created by Sharon Hurley Hall. Have you ever wondered what babies think when we feed them those R20;yummyR21; veggies, like carrots? Sharon has a great take on this one. Revenge is Icky

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By Sharon Hurley Hall As a parent itR17;s always a tough call as to what you should pull your kids up about and what you should let go. DonR17;t look at the parenting books; theyR17;re no help at all. Some of them swear by routine and structure; others suggest that these [...]

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If you have younger children (pre-teen age and younger), how often do you teach them new life skills at home? As a mother, it is your responsibility to make sure your children know how to do the basic things that will help them in everyday life when they grow older. My daughter, who is nine, [...]

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ItR17;s probably one of the most frequent questions to cross every MommaR17;s mind: Is it okay to read my daughterR17;s diary? I asked some moms and dads what they thought about taking a sneak peek into their daughterR17;s diary. Is it okay, or not? Here are some of the replies I received:   "The only time [...]

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by Sharon Hurley Hall As moms, we are often last on the list for a bit of self-care. We may be looking after our families, caring for relatives, working at home, holding down full time jobs or all four. Even if youR17;re only doing one of those things, it can expand to fill all the [...]

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Your life as a mother doesn't stop there. There was a time when it was just you and your Sweet Cakes. Remember those days?

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Kids are the best at using their imagination to create all sorts of things. When it comes to recycling and reusing whatR17;s on hand, kids have us parents beat, hands-down. ThatR17;s why it is so great to get your kids involved with creating crafts. Here are some fun crafts you and your children can create [...]

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How to make journaling a family affair.

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Is your home so full of clutter that it drives you distracted? Have you given up on even trying to get rid of the clutter? Your home is meant to be your safe haven, so when it is filled with R20;stuffR21; you can easily grow frustrated and irritated. Getting your home back to tip-top shape is [...]

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Does your family get enough exercise? Obesity is one of the leading factors for health problems like insomnia and high blood pressure. With the ease and convenience of fast food, many moms are trading healthy, nutritious meals for quick and easy drive-through menus. If you arenR17;t actively pursuing an exercise routine for and with your family, [...]

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Being a momma is hard work. There are times when I know you feel like the kids are out of control and your house is in disarray. It can be overwhelming to feel like your world is crumbling around you. You start questioning your judgment and wondering if your kids would be better off not [...]

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