Disclosure: This post is in proud partnership with YMC and Danone and I have received compensation for this content. As always, any opinions are 100% my own. Read our Disclosure for more information. School’s out next week and spring hockey wraps up for our older boys as well. Cue the need to find ways to keep our kids busy and active during the summer months,
Digital Dads Rocking Fatherhood: An Interview with Casey Palmer, Canadian Dad
Connecting with families of all dynamics has been a major highlight of this blogging gig. While Moms still dominate the blogosphere, there are some incredible Dads in the digital realm whose presence and perspective is incredibly powerful. Hence, our “Digital Dads Rocking Fatherhood” series debuts today, with the purpose of connecting with and uncovering how some of Canada’s digital dads are rocking dad life and blog life simultaneously. The role
Gifts for Dads Who Make Time Count
*Disclosure: This post was sponsored by JORD Wood Watches. View our Disclosure for more information* Father’s Day is such a great time to celebrate the great dads in our life, and we’re happy to share unique gift ideas for Dads who make time count plus an incredible giveaway in proud partnership with JORD Wood Watches! Andrew is one devoted Daddy. He’s also a time-pressed businessman with a
What I’ve Learned About Motherhood + What I Really Want This Year
One of my favourite sentiments about Motherhood is “… the choice to become a Mother is the choice to become one of the greatest spiritual teachers there is “ – Oprah. I believe this to be so true. While motherhood is not something we can ever master, it is absolutely something we grow through, and all gain wisdom and self-realization from along our journey we never
Aha Moments from My First Blogger Conference – BConnected 2017
A week ago today I was rising and shining in our beautiful City of Toronto to attend the BConnected Conference for Digital Influencers. Eight months into my blogging journey, it was time to step out of my blogger bubble and get out to meet some of the incredible people I’ve enjoyed connecting with virtually and meet some other talented, inspiring experts in the social
Things We Loved in March
Don’t know about you, but March flew by over here! And we made it through a low-key March Break without too much insanity, so that was pretty fabulous. Here it is – the second post in our “Things We Loved…” series. Some of our most favourite things about March were: 1) Our Blue Mountain Village Getaway Just over an hour north of us, Blue
A Room-By-Room Guide to Declutter Your Home
Feeling the urge to purge as we approach a New Year/Spring? A Room-By-Room Guide to Declutter Your Home PLUS how to dispose and remove items responsibly or resell them to put some money back in your pocket! (**Article previously published on PTPA Media Inc.). De-cluttering has amazing benefits for a positive mindset, clarity and calmness, as there’s a direct link between reducing physical clutter and
International Women’s Day 2017: How Our Family Will #BeBoldForChange
Today is International Women’s Day, and this year’s campaign encourages us to “Be Bold For Change”. I’ve never labelled myself a feminist. I’m not much into the labels we impose on women. They are just another tool used to diminish and if there’s one thing I’ve learned maturing as a woman is that none of us are one-dimensional. But if being a feminist means valuing demonstrable decency
Unlock Your Family’s Love Language
Many of us have heard of “The 5 Love Languages” concept theorized by Dr. Gary Chapman – a renowned marriage counselor – in his book of the same name released over 20 years ago. I myself came across this love theory on Oprah’s Lifeclass in 2013. Chapman theorizes we all have a primary and secondary way we like to be loved, and that there are 5 major categories
A Love Note to The Mama Struggling With Breastfeeding: Your Well-Being Is What’s “Best”
In the middle of writing my Valentine’s Day blog post yesterday, I took a break and scrolled my Facebook feed. There flashed a Canadian news update from the Husband of Florence Leung who tragically took her own life, we learn now from suffering with Postpartum Depression, perhaps exacerbated by her struggles with breastfeeding. It triggered a memory of a sweet Mama we lost earlier in 2016 –