4 Tips To Keep You & Your Man on the Same Financial Page

4 Tips To Keep You & Your Man on the Same Financial Page

August 11th, 2014

Raising Boys

In this economy financial problems are no stranger to anyone. I don’t think I know any couple who hasn’t gone through their share of financial hiccups since the 2008 recession. While many of us are getting back on track as far as attaining income, some of us are still being held back by bad financial…
3 Easy Ways to Eliminate Odor from Your Garbage

August 4th, 2014

Raising Boys

I’m just tired of it. The odor emanating from our garbage has become unbearable. I live in an old (but beautiful) brick house, and we don’t have central air. That means when it’s hot in our house, the garbage is hot too. Every time I walk pass the garbage can it grosses me out. One thing…
Ready for the Fight to End? 4 Argument Icebreakers for Couples

July 29th, 2014

Raising Boys

So the argument is over. You realize it really wasn’t that big of a deal in the first place, but both of you are waiting for one another to make the first step forward. I know. I’ve been there. As much as you want to get back to the normalcy of hugs, kisses and slaps…
Mama’s Guide to Tween Boys & Puberty

July 22nd, 2014

Raising Boys

My teenage boy is officially going through puberty. Everything in my world came to a screeching halt last week when my son walked in the kitchen as I was stewing chicken and said “So mom I kind of just don’t understand what this intimacy thing is all about. Do you think we could watch a video about…
4 Ways to Trick Your Man into Losing Weight

July 22nd, 2014

Raising Boys

A great deal of what a man does is determined by what he does, and does not, eat. Think about it like this, most men watch the game and do what? They eat. Hence all of the hoopla around game-day snacks. Other times men come home from work and what’s the first thing they…
Scrunchies, Wife Beaters & Other Accessories Mamas Shouldn’t Wear

July 11th, 2014

Raising Boys

Riding the bus has been quite an adventure this summer. In the words of my husband, I was sheltered from the endless tackiness that Pittsburgh has to experience when I was cruising in my Nissan Altima. While I’m happy and a whole $360 richer without my car note, I can’t help but notice all of…
5 Things I Learned From My Teenage Mom

July 3rd, 2014

Raising Boys

Contrary to popular belief, all is not lost the day you become a teenage mom. You can have a productive and successful like with your children after having a baby at a young age. My life is a living testament to that, and so is my mother’s. Many of the moms I engage with through…
Single Moms, Please Be Soft With Your Sons

June 17th, 2014

Raising Boys

I remember being a single mom just like it was yesterday, it was just me and him. To this day, he knows me better than anybody. Often when I’m in a bad mood my oldest son is the one who tells everybody: just leave mommy alone she needs her space. He also knows how to…
Lessons I Learned from My 8-Year-Old

May 22nd, 2014

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By: Tiffany Huff, Motivational Speaker and Purpose Pusher My youngest son just turned 8 years old. I am so luck y to be charged with being his Mommy and loving him each and every day of his life. He is full of life, laughter, ideas and possibilities! Everyday he lives life to the fullest and…
HELP! I’m Breaking Up with my Bestie

May 7th, 2014

Raising Boys

My mother always told me that with each stage of life you sometimes have to make new friends. Or, put more bluntly if you are the smartest person in the room, its time for you to leave. Ashe, mama. Well, I’m currently at that crossroad. After having children and getting married my best friend and…