Tag: Parenting

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

Memories for my children and ones that I can’t remember

To be clear, by ‘ones that I can’t remember’ I mean memories, and not children that I’ve forgotten.    My wife used to make fun of me because I don’t remember anything about my childhood.  She is like an elephant in the fact that she remembers tiny details about her life when she was a kid.  The places they’d visit, favorite meals, conversations, holiday traditions-you name it she can probably recall it. Continue reading Memories for my children and ones that I can’t remember

The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo is May 12 at The Fabulous Fox

Being a parent is interesting because; if you’re honest, there is so much that you know you don’t know.   When my wife was pregnant with our second child I had forgotten many of the intricacies of what newborns and babies do and need.  Coincidentally, l attended The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo while she was pregnant. Continue reading The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo is May 12 at The Fabulous Fox

A tense dad with a bad back tries hot yoga

Through a series of events, typical ‘male’ posture and inflexibility I have some back issues.  I started seeing a chiropractor who commented that my demeanor seemed so relaxed, but when he tried to adjust me I was a tense wreck.  “What do you do to make yourself so tense?”; he asked.  I told him I’m a stay at home dad to 2.5 year old toddler and a 6 month old.  Continue reading A tense dad with a bad back tries hot yoga

Tips on adopting a dog into a family with children

The other day I was talking to a parent and they told me that they wanted a dog; but thought against it because they have a child.  Before being a parent I did social media and PR for an animal shelter.    I’m a firm believer that a dog has more benefits to a family environment than downfalls.   Continue reading Tips on adopting a dog into a family with children

Sock Ons get a grip on your baby’s socks

There are some inventions that are so obvious that you kick yourself for not coming up with it.  A device to keep baby’s socks on is something that falls in that category.  To that end, Sock Ons are a simple invention that my cashier at Publix commented on by saying, “I wish I would’ve thought of that”. Continue reading Sock Ons get a grip on your baby’s socks

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