Category: DIY Insemination

At home insemination The world is evolving, and yet many educational institutions seem stuck in a bygone era when it comes to dress codes. While society has become more accepting of individual expression through tattoos, piercings, and bold hairstyles, schools continue to enforce outdated regulations that feel reminiscent of the 1950s. A recent incident involving…

At home insemination Today, I found myself picking a booger—not my own but my child’s. It was an instinctive action, almost primal. As my daughter approached me, there it was, sitting on her nose like it owned the place. Without a second thought, I went full mom mode and used my bare hands to flick…

At home insemination By: Jamie Collins Hello, brilliant partner of mine! This piece was first shared on June 26, 2014, but its insights remain timeless. Grapes can be a delightful snack, but cutting them in half can be a bit of a challenge. Let’s dive into a simple yet effective technique that will transform your…

At home insemination In the summer before I entered junior high, I experienced what could be called a teenage romance—at least, as much as a 13-year-old can. A boy named Ethan moved into the house a few doors down. He was tall, charming, and had a great sense of humor. For three whole months, he…

Your Child Flourishes with Your Attention At home insemination Nurturing your toddler with love and affection through hugs and cuddles is crucial for their sense of security. Your little one thrives on your presence, often following you when you leave the room. Providing comfort through holding and embracing your child when they need it plays…

At home insemination The kids are back in school, and for a glorious few weeks, you’re nailing this whole mom thing. You have it all together: packing lunches the night before, laying out clothes, and prepping a hot breakfast like a pro. You’re the dawn warrior, zipping around the house with the energy of a…

At home insemination When a large family starts to show symptoms of a cold or flu, it’s just a matter of time before everyone is affected. At first, the caretaker manages the situation with empathy, suppressing any feelings of disgust to care for the sick. However, as more children fall ill, the atmosphere shifts dramatically.…

At home insemination Updated: May 12, 2015 Originally Published: April 15, 2010 “There was a dangerous person in Watertown, but the police took care of it.” Those were my daughter’s words two years after the Boston Marathon Bombing. At nearly three years old when it occurred, I was taken aback by how vividly she recalled…