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.


My Plate Fruit Group
Updated:My Plate – The Fruit Group • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate – […]
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Ways to Reduce Kids Sugar
Published:Ways to Reduce Kids Sugar Intake  Â
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My Plate Ways to Reduce Kids Sugar
Updated:My Plate – Ways to Reduce Kids Sugar Intake • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • […]
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My Plate Kid Friendly Fruits Veggies
Updated:My Plate – Kid Friendly Fruits & Veggies • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My […]
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My Plate Healthy Ideas
Updated:My Plate – Healthy Ideas • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate – Kid […]
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My Plate Protein Group
Updated:My Plate – The Protein Group • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate – […]
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My Plate Grains Group
Updated:My Plate – The Grains Group • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate – […]
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My Plate Vegetables Group
Updated:My Plate – The Vegetables Group • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate – […]
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My Plate Guidelines
Updated:My Plate – The Food Pyramid Replacement • The New Pyramid – A Plate • My Plate Guidelines • My Plate – The Vegetables Group • My Plate – The Fruit Group • My Plate – The Grains Group • My Plate – The Protein Group • My Plate – Healthy Ideas • My Plate […]
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Foods High in Iron
Published:Foods High in Iron Foods high in iron are good for the body and blood. Miners aren’t the only people who should be concerned about getting enough iron. Most of the news we hear about iron lately seems to be centered on paint and toys manufactured off shore, but iron is more than just a […]
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Dealing with Teenage Girls
Updated:My Little Girl is Boy Crazy! It’s finally happened. You’ve begun to see the signs all over her behavior. Her notebooks are covered with hearts and doodled initials. She’s constantly texting, talking, and typing with friends of both genders—and then giggling. Her interest in clothes, hair, and make up is taking off. In fact, these […]
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Arguing With Your Children
Updated:You’re the Boss – Act Like It Children, as a group, are argumentative. Its one of their universal traits and it is inspired by many different forces in their lives. There are times when the only control a child has is the ability to carry on an argument. There are times when a child uses arguing […]
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Eat Together Often
Updated:Eat Together Often As a Family Family mealtimes have largely gone the way of the dodo in modern society. We are all to busy and too harried to do the work of planning, shopping, preparing, serving, and eating a family meal not once, but many times a week. Modern life is simply too faced paced […]
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Be a Parent Not a Friend
Updated:No is good for kids, just say it nicely We all want desperately to be loved by others. We want the unconditional love of parents and siblings, spouses, friends, coworkers, strangers, and pets. Most of all however, we want the love of our children. We want to be their whole worlds, at least partly because […]
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How was Your Kids Day
Updated:Ask Your Child How Their Day Was One of the scariest things that can happen to a parent is realizing that they simply do not know their child at all. Being forced to realize, as a result of some word or action on their part, that your sweet baby or mischievous child has changed right […]
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Bedtime Routines that Work
Updated:Routine is the Secret to a Smooth Bedtime Whether you are two or twenty, getting to bed and getting to sleep can prove to be a challenge. In some cases, the battle occurs when your child simply cannot bear to miss one moment of potential wakefulness. Admit it, this keeps you up some nights, too. […]
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Age Appropriate Bed Times
Updated:Stop Fatigue – Bedtimes for Kids The subject of age appropriate bedtimes is an important one simply because of what’s at stake. A child needs to get enough sleep each night to fuel their healthy growth and development the next day. An age appropriate bedtime and the accompanying trappings of bedtime routine will help to promote […]
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Parents Survival Guide to Puberty
Updated:The Parent’s Survival Guide to Puberty Everyone knows that it is a parent’s right and duty to prepare their child to survive puberty. It is a strange and difficult time and parents, at least, have the benefit of having gone through it themselves and come out the other side. So they are expected to be […]
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My Teen Sleeps All Day
Updated:Why is My Teeneager Sleeping All Day? Sometimes it seems like teenagers do nothing but sleep. They sleep in class. They sleep on the bus and in the car. They oversleep in the morning. They’re still sleeping in the afternoon. In fact, the one time you can pretty much guarantee your teen won’t be sleeping […]
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Keep Kids Safe When Playing Outside
Updated:Playing Outside – The New Rules Whether the season is summer, winter, autumn, or spring outdoor play is an important part of childhood. Your children need to get outside and connect with their bodies and their world as much as they need to develop their minds in school. But unlike schoolwork, outdoor play can present […]
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What Websites at What Age
Updated:21st Century Parenting What sites? What age? What leash? Online social networking sites began with college students. They have become immensely popular with adults of all ages. Now it seems, that this popularity has sparked a trend among young people as well. Children are lying about their age online in order to create Facebook and […]
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How Much Screen Time
Updated:How Much Screen Time Should you Allow? As a twenty first century parent, you should already know that your children are more connected to the electronic world than any generation has ever been before. Television, internet, video games, and smart phones all offer electronic entertainment, socialization, and resources. Our children not only have access to these […]
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When to Explain the Birds and the Bees
Updated:Where Did I Come From? When to Explain the Birds and the Bees Your children’s questions about the biological processes of sex and reproduction can be scary. They can come at intimidating times, in intimidating places, or intimidating language. You may find yourself in a position where you are fielding questions from children who aren’t […]
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