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Last week I encouraged you to reconnect with yourself and your inner source of creativity by living life through the eyes of a child.  I asked you to identify times when you allowed yourself to be creative and playful.  How are you doing in this process?  Has your ability to re-energize your life improved a bit?  Have you felt a sense of childlike wonder returning to you?  I hope so. This week, I want to invite you to once again to reach inside yourself and reconnect with who you are.  Here are some ways to view the world through the...

My son recently turned two and I have been reflecting on how much he has grown and how much has changed since he was born.    It is an amazing experience of looking back and thinking about all of the things I have learned from my son along the way.  The most important lesson my son taught me was to live life with wide-eyed curiosity and enthusiasm.  This month, I’m going to invite you to recharge your playfulness and personal energy levels.  Your assignment is to live life to the fullest by living life through the eyes of a child. Have...

Oh no!!!!!!  I thought I had more time!  Okay so I am being a bit silly here but you will soon understand why.  About four months ago, my son started crawling forward.  He had up until then, been crawling backwards so we knew it was any day before he would figure out the forward motion.  What I hadn’t anticipated was that he would figure out how to stand up on his own so quickly.  Several days after he started crawling forward I heard a strange sound from his room.  I had momentarily left him in his crib and when I...

So, the Mommy and Me group wants a Mommy only event which means Dad gets to stay home alone with the baby. We’re still negotiating that one as Dad is not quite so comfortable being left completely alone with baby. It is interesting that everyone automatically assumes that Moms are just fine being alone with babies and somehow some Dads are treated like second cousins when it comes to this arena. Okay, I’ll admit there is probably a little fear that they won’t do it exactly the way Mom does it and does that really matter? If Dads take care...