Moms Who Think

6 days ago | momswhothink.com | Maureen Wilkey

When your child faces an obstacle, what do you do? Do you move heaven and earth to make sure they come out of their dilemma successfully? Do you step in and handle the problem for them? If so, you may be a snowplow parent. Closely related to helicopter parents, snowplow parents seek to remove all obstacles from their children's paths so that they never face adversity.

1 week ago | momswhothink.com | Sydni Ellis

Crafting time is always fun, but there’s something about spring that makes it so magical. Maybe it’s the warmer weather that has us itching to go outside and color with chalk. Maybe it’s the fact that dyeing Easter eggs is a beloved holiday tradition. Or it could be because the increased daylight hours fill us with positivity and hope, and that translates into painting, sewing, and crafting. No matter the reason, I’ve always loved crafting with my kids this time of year.

1 week ago | momswhothink.com | Amy Williams

Let’s be real – being a new parent can be overwhelming. From adjusting to life with a newborn to dealing with all of the emotions and changes that happen postpartum, there’s so much going on in your mind that it’s difficult to focus on anything but diapers and milk in those first few days. But whether you’re currently pregnant and waiting for your little one’s arrival or in those blurry yet blissful newborn days, at some point, you’ll probably ask yourself: What kind of parent do I want to be?

1 week ago | momswhothink.com | Lianna Tedesco

Easter is right around the corner, meaning plastic eggs take center stage. Whether you're hiding them or filling a basket, they're a must for Easter Sunday. Candy is the traditional prize for finding one of these eggs, but are there healthier options? We've created a list of everything egg-sized that brings just as much joy – if not more – without the risk of a cavity. Plastic eggs are the perfect size for temporary tattoos.

1 week ago | momswhothink.com | Sydni Ellis

Toys are only a nuisance if they don’t have a spot to put them. Organizing a playroom can seem overwhelming, especially if you see random bits and bobbles of your kids’ items all over the floor and don’t know where to start. Before you organize LEGOs and Barbies and books, you need a few supplies first. You’ll need kid-friendly shelves, toy bins, hanging décor, and more unique items to sort toys and keep the chaos under control — at least as much as you can with little ones involved.