Family Life
We all have busy lives, but we must remember that family is the most important thing. Although many of us do our best to make family a priority, it’s easy for certain things to get swept under the rug. Moms Who Think provides articles that can help you to keep more organized while providing valuable information that can help your child develop in a healthy manner.
When it comes to keeping organized, it’s easy to forget about all the chores that need to be done around the house. That’s why we provide printable check lists and chore charts that can help keep you on top of your game. Use these tools to keep your household running smoothly.
All children are different, and it seems like there is no right or wrong way to raise them. However, there are some common problems we face as parents and it may be difficult to determine the best course of action. Our articles talk about possible issues parents might have to deal with and provide advice on how to best handle these different scenarios.
When it comes to every day life with your children, finding things to do can be challenging, especially during weekends and school vacations. Yet these activities can be bonding moments that are essential in child development. Moms Who Think provides suggestions for activities you can do with your child that they will find challenging, educational and enjoyable.
If you are a parent, you know how important family life is. Do what you can to give your children a great childhood that prepares them for a terrific life ahead.
Organic Gardening
Organic Gardening Getting the most from your seeds, soil and buck It is safe to say that the organic trend isn’t going to be just a flash in the pan. Every time you visit any sort of shopping center you will find a large selection of products labeled “organic”. You can find anything from t-shirts […]
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Kids Vegetable Gardening
Kids Vegetable Gardening When we were young we always looked forward to that magical day in May when coming home from school to find Dad in the back yard with the garden map and seed packets littering the grass all around him. This meant it was gardening day. We loved it, and always knew that […]
Read more »Container Gardening
Container Gardening Careful selection and preparation of the container is key Yard sizes are shrinking and there is no room for a traditional garden. You would like your plants to move from indoors to outdoors. Hanging flowers on your deck are beautiful and add just the right touch. Maybe the sun exposure requires your plants […]
Read more »Risk of Gall Stones
/Gallstones – High Risk Groups There are several populations of people who have exhibit a higher risk of gall stones and related symptoms at a higher rate than the general population. Are You Pregnant? Do you use Horomone Replacement Therapy? Do you take Birth Control Pills? Do you take drugs to lower your cholesterol? Are […]
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Checklists
/Checklists For those of us who are still pen and paper list writers, apps just don’t give us that “I’m organized” feeling. Enter prinable checklists. They’ll help to keep you organized and sane. Why try to remember everything you need to do for a big event or a small grocery shopping trip when you […]
Read more »House Cleaning Checklist Daily and Weekly
/House Cleaning Checklist – Daily & Weekly Daily Cleaning Checklist · Make beds · Vacuum · Laundry · Quick clean bathrooms (use wipes or Windex/paper towels) · Dishes · MomsWhoThink.com Time · Weekly chores · Declutter for 10 minutes in one room Weekly Cleaning Checklist · Strip beds and […]
Read more »Abnormal Pap Smear
Abnormal Pap Smear On a list of items you desire to be ‘normal’ Pap smear results of your would top the list. An abnormal pap smear can be scary. In case you are not familiar with the term, a pap smear is a routine test conducted by a woman’s doctor to screen for cancer and […]
Read more »Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome What is it? As the word ‘polycystic’ suggests, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a condition in which the ovaries develop multiple cysts. Cysts are a normal part of the maturation of the egg during the ovulation cycle. For up to 10% of women this for some reason goes wrong. The eggs and cysts […]
Read more »Yeast Infection Symptoms
Yeast Infection Symptoms What are yeast infection symptoms? We know a little yeast is normal, but a lot can become quite a problem. The existence and growth of yeast in a woman’s more sensitive areas is quite common. At least 20% of women have yeast naturally occurring in their systems. There is only a problem […]
Read more »Uterine Fibroids
Uterine Fibroids Uterine fibroids are not the kind of ‘bun’ most of us expect to find growing in the oven What are they? A uterine fibroid tumor may sound very scary. Generally it is not an uncommon or alarming condition. As many as one in four women have fibroid growths at some point in their […]
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Breast Cyst
Breast Cyst A breast cyst can be a lumpy riddle. Breast lumps are not all indicative of cancer, but vigilance is best. Breast cysts differ from lumps, and are not nearly as scary. Only one in 1000 cysts turns out to be tumorous, and even fewer of those are malignant. Having breast cysts does not […]
Read more »Vaginal Warts
Vaginal Warts A frank, no blushing allowed, conversation about vaginal warts. What are they? Well, as the name implies vaginal warts, more commonly known as genital warts, are located on or around the genitals and can extend to the rectal area of the body. The condition affects both men and women. Although they are caused […]
Read more »Brown Vaginal Discharge
Brown Vaginal Discharge Not all cases of brown vaginal discharge are cause for concern. As a woman you are probably aware of the general condition of any discharge ‘down there’. The range of discharge runs the gamut between annoying, embarrassing or inconvenient. Every once in a while however what you notice in your private hygiene […]
Read more »Endometriosis Symptoms
Endometriosis Symptoms Many of us have heard the term endometriosis and many wonder if they have endometriosis symptoms. It is tossed about in casual conversation like head ache and sprain ankle. But what exactly is it? Unless you have had cause to investigate further than your casual conversations your knowledge is probably limited to fertility […]
Read more »Vaginal Itching
Vaginal Itching Vaginal itching is definitely a very personal itch. It is difficult to stop yourself from scratching an itch, what do you do when the itch is in a most sensitive area. Vaginal itching can be a source of great physical discomfort and embarrassment. Don’t feel alone most women at one time or another […]
Read more »Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Fibromyalgia Symptoms I had no idea what to fibromyalgia symptoms were until I married. My mother in law, a woman who knows no such thing as defeat, had just been diagnosed with this disease. I had never even heard the word and it took us all a while to learn how to pronounce it, much […]
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High Protein Foods
High Protein Foods Why should you care which foods are high protein foods? Protein is the most basic building block of all the tissues in the body. Still don’t think that’s important? Do you want shiny luxurious hair or smooth skin or strong bones and muscles? It isn’t going to happen unless you supply your […]
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Foods High In Potassium
Foods High In Potassium Why look for foods high in potassium? Because potassium is a vital mineral like calcium and magnesium, but necessary and often overlooked. Potassium is an unassuming nutrient that often goes unheralded, unless you are trying to sell bananas. Then you scream about how high the potassium content is. But the general […]
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High Fiber Foods
High Fiber Foods High Fiber Foods! Your new best friends everyday for a strong, healthy happy body. With all the fiber press lately, you’d may wonder what all the hoopla is about. Especially now that we’re all supposed to get 50 grams of fiber per day. Most people currently get only 15-20 grams per day! […]
Read more »Temper Tantrums
/Tantrums Now!, No!, Mine! The simple signs that forecast a storm might just be brewing. From an adult perspective the life of an infant or toddler may seem easy. Your meals are prepared for you and often spoon fed to you. Your clothes, diapers and other hygiene needs are all met with very little effort […]
Read more »Height Weight Chart
Height Weight Chart The following height weight chart has become a standard for many people. It is the table that was created by the Met Life Insurance Company in the early 1940s to assess health risk factors. People began to adopt the height weight chart as a tool to determine their ideal weight. The latest […]
Read more »BMI Chart
/BMI Chart (The actual BMI chart is down below) The BMI chart gives you your BMI, which is a number that comes from using a calculation based on a person’s weight and height. BMI is a good indicator of body “fatness” even though it doesn’t measure it directly (as gyms and physicians do with body […]
Read more »Learning Disabilities
/Learning Disabilities Many children go for years with their learning disability undiagnosed. They suffer silently with a mystery problem. Children with learning disabilities are bright, curious, and determined children. Catching learning disabilities early is the key to unlocking a child’s potential. Read on to uncover the truth about learning disabilities, early warning signs, and the […]
Read more »Children Sharing
/Sharing – Teach Your Children How Parents teaching their children sharing has allowed the human species to survive for thousands of years. However, most toddlers and preschoolers would disagree with this idea. They seem to think in this way – what’s yours is mine, and what’s mine is mine. If sharing is so important to […]
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