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Hi, I´m Jaimi
My name is Jaimi, and I am a mom who loves to encourage other mothers in the season of raising children, making a home, and staying focused on the end goals of motherhood. I am the mom of four, including a set of twins. I am also a military wife, writer and “professional” playdate planner. We have to meet mom friends somehow, right?!
I studied early childhood education and teaching in college, so I was able to study a lot about child psychology, family dynamics and what research shows about those two factors in the life of children. I decided to channel that background and the feeling like I could really help moms who were just trying to survive at home caring for their families.
The stay at home mom survival guide is my little ministry. The blog has really grown from where it started. It is a resource for mothers, parents, and even teachers.
Essential Tips to Maintain a Healthy Weight
Are you finding it hard to maintain a healthy weight? Don't worry because there are many people with the same issue. You are not alone. People worldwide struggle with increased weight or obesity, which is dangerous to your life and makes you more prone to many...
Edible Earth Layers Model
Any activity that breaks down big concepts into smaller sizes for kids to grasp is a good idea. Models have always been a great way to help children absorb big lessons. This Jello Earth Layers Model is an edible way to show children how the earth is structured on the inside. We started our kids’...
Writing Activities for 2-year-olds that are Safe and Helpful
Writing activities for 2-year-olds will not look like preschool writing practice, or even kindergarten prep writing. Writing activities for 2-year-olds are unique fine motor activities that help toddlers feel empowered to learn. They learn to write and are encouraged through the process. But, not...
Considering Summer Camps for Teens
He was ready, a little nervous, but ready to attend his first summer camp experience. With all our military moves, this was the first opportunity he had to plug in to a youth group. He was all in for summer camp. We as parents wanted to feel confident in the adult leaders and the group he was...
Cheerio Counting: How to Use Up Black Construction Paper
I don’t know about your craft supply stash, but we tend to not use a lot of the black construction paper. As I was buying replacement packages of paper, the black was never running out. While teaching the twins in our homeschool preschool, I decided to use the black paper for a counting activity...
As the World Is Falling Apart: I Am Going to Love My Family
It is a stressful time full of turmoil and unknowns. I am feeling pretty overwhelmed with a few life challenges. The stress of being a mother these days is so high. What I am doing is to focus on what I can control. What I can do in this time to create peace, is love my family. As I see the world...
4 Family-Friendly Things to Do in Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg is a gem nestled among the mountains, offering families a delightful mix of nature and fun. Known for its beautiful views, diverse activities, and friendly atmosphere, Gatlinburg stands out as a top family vacation spot. Imagine waking up to the chirping of birds, a soft mountain...
Family Travel Essentials: Laundry Detergent Sheets
When we travel to visit family, it always involves a 3-day road trip. As a military family, we live long-distance from all family members. We have to travel if we want to be part of any family events. Traveling with kids is something I have learned to do. It is just part of the parenting process....
Gift for Kids Who Love Science
Science kits that contain thorough experiments help teach big concepts in ways kids can grasp. We have walked you through two previous Generation Genius science kits. This one was the third experiment that came in our Generation Genius kit. These kits are a gift idea for kids who love science....
Steps to Help Your Child When They Are Behind in School
It felt like a personal failure. Looking at my daughter’s academic assessment at the end of the year made me feel like I had failed as a parent. I want my children to find and use their strengths, but there is so much that they have to learn in the school years. Although it is challenging, we...
Holiday Travel with Kids: Tips from Traveling Over 10,000 Miles with Kids
When it comes to travel, our family has logged over 10,000 miles on the road with children. With all those miles traveling with children - from infants on up to teens, - we have learned how to prep for trips. The main fact is that travel with kids is happier when everyone is as comfortable as...
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