Christina Sbarro reflects on the first week of summer vacation as a work-at-home mom to a 5 year old and 15 month old. Little lessons and big breakthroughs on balance and finding fun.
“We survived the first week of summer vacation (barely.) It was all about getting dirty and figuring out routines and discovering ways to involve my 5 year old and 15 month old in the routines of work and play around our house.”
Read the full post from our BostonMama here.
With lots of changes lately, we're looking at easy, close-to-home summer plans.
As we excitedly welcome the warmest weeks of the year, we can’t help but think of the past. We asked some of our favorite bloggers to revisit vacations past and tell us about their most memorable trip as a child. Happy Memories!
Ahhh…July, the heart of summer. When you can still enjoy pool parties, campfires and sparklers without back to school prep looming large. Sadly, this is also about the time that kiddos start tossing out the dreaded “b-word”. “Mom, I’m bored.”
When I was 32, three years into my blessedly peaceful second marriage, 16 months into the motherhood gig, five months pregnant with our second child, I sat on the floor of our New York apartment in stunned silence.
Want to eliminate debt from the holidays and get a jumpstart on saving with your summer vacation planning? My frugal living tips are really easy to follow, so you can spring into a summer vacation with no financial stress!
Every day during the month of August we’re featuring a “Summer Snap” - a photograph that captures the essence and awesome of summertime.
Rani Shah headed to L.A. to rub elbows with the stars of Despicable Me, jump on the beds at The Four Seasons and gather goodies for you.
