Author Archives: Tricia Sportsman

Censorship: Where to Begin? Where to End?

Being that we are always learning as parents and most of the time learning on-the-go, censorship can be a scary subject because there seems to be little room for error to get it right. There are so many things that can´t be unseen or unheard, ESPECIALLY at such young impressionable ages. We all know we […]

Can We Please Stop Fighting? It’s Time to Call a Mom Truce

I just want to know what happened to supporting other Moms. Prior to 2020, we actually liked each other. We didn’t have to personally know other moms on social media, but we could applaud them and cheer on their right to make decisions for their families. It’s hard enough being a woman in this world […]

When Should I Step in with Friends and Bullying?

My Beliefs At what age can you honestly say that your child can handle bullying on their own? When should I step in with friends and bullying? The answer isn’t always clear. In fact, it’s muddy. As a parent, I have very high expectations for the way my kids treat others. This has been one of […]

Bully Button For Social Media Awareness

Social media can be a powerful force of good. Missing persons: found. Charity awareness: raised. Weather alerts: alerted. Disconnected family: connected. Not to mention the numbers of dinner’s saved from friends’ shared recipes. As an avid social media user, I enjoy all the benefits it affords. But, there is another side to social media that […]

Birthday Party Time: Give Me a High 5!

We decided to host our kiddo’s fifth birthday party at our house. When asked, she requested hot dogs, cake, and friends to play with. Okay…that sounded simple enough…right?!?! Welllllll here’s the real story of how birthday party time went. Theme/Supplies Kids love themes so I took my kiddo to the party store to check out her options. Oh […]