Posts tagged kids
Gratitude Practice: Pick a Color

Since I wanted to add more gratitude into my life once it started to kick in, I devised fun ways to practice it on the go - because sometimes I can't get to my morning list. The Pick-a-Color practice is a favorite in my house because my kids just like to watch me suffer. Lol jk — but really, I think it’s because they dont believe I can do it - but I can! And you can too.


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A Connected, Calm, Baby Bedtime Routine

Ok, those first few weeks with a baby there is no such thing as a bedtime routine. I mea who even knows when the day begins and ends really? But as things start to settle around 3 or 4 months, you can start to introduce the building blocks of a nice, calm and connected baby bedtime routine. And one that is easily shared with your partner, caregiver, and grandparents even.

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Finding the Space to Listen...to Podcasts

Since the beginning of the pandemic, I have relied heavily on everything audio. Somehow the days just stretch ON when you are together 24 hours a day. Download a podcast or two - adding this simple way to care for yourself to your daily routine could be a great way to find a quiet moment or two - almost like informative earplugs!

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Stef Tousignantguest posts, kids
The One Thing You Ever Need to Know About Toddler Sleep

This is an unprecedented time for parents. Caring for a baby or toddler non-stop with no breaks, wildfires making the air unbreathable, and kids bouncing off the walls and furniture - I’m with you because, in addition to being a professional nanny, I am a mom too. I wrote the book that helps your toddler go back to sleep at night called The Middle of the Night Book.

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