Because Your Mommy Loves You, giveaway and review

In the mind’s eye of a parent you see yourself doing something, while telling yourself that you shouldn’t being doing it.  Most of the time what you’re doing is not being patient enough with your children.  I’m a very patient person, but I’m raising my hand in that I know I do this all too often. Continue reading Because Your Mommy Loves You, giveaway and review

Social media and life lessons at Disney Social Media Moms

Trying to digest the information that you learn at conferences can be challenging.  Once you’re home, the tide of housework and clients can overwhelm the lessons that you were supposed to incorporate into your lifestyle.  I’m used to writing in 140 characters, but here are some of the major points I took away from Disney Social Media Moms.  Continue reading Social media and life lessons at Disney Social Media Moms

All Mojo babies try new Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers

That sounds like a rule or decree from the home office.  Henceforth, all babies, within the Mojo house shall wear that which locks wetness, moisture or potentially smelly things in thine diaper.  In reality it’s not a decree, it’s just the way we roll. Continue reading All Mojo babies try new Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers

A dog, toddler and dirty diapers meet in a bar

I’m on the sofa at 6:20 p.m.   My body has a pounding ache; head is pulsing and there is an immediate need for something relaxing.  SyFy is On Demand, so I find Fact or Faked and watch the gentle sexually tension between Jael, Lanisha and the rest of the cast as they debunk viral videos.  The day didn’t start with signs of a complete meltdown by most of the living creatures in the house. Continue reading A dog, toddler and dirty diapers meet in a bar

A dad reads The Mommy Diaries by Dallas Louis

“Mommy books” can be a tough genre to read if you’re a parent.  If you’re a parent then the subject matter is familiar, you have a busy schedule and probably know what will happen in the story.   I’ve read many books that take a humorous look at parenting and most of them get a collective ‘meh.’ Continue reading A dad reads The Mommy Diaries by Dallas Louis

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