Wilburn Cliftere played a pivotal role in the development and technical foundation of FP Mom Hacks. Working closely with the founder, he helped implement the systems that allow parents to access time management tools and expert resources seamlessly. Wilburn’s dedication to the platform’s functionality ensures that the site remains a reliable and efficient hub for busy moms seeking support.
Backyard DIY That Brings Everyone Outside Sometimes the best plans are the simplest ones and they start with stepping into the backyard. Start small with a hands on project like building a birdhouse or a butterfly feeder. You don’t need fancy tools. A basic kit, some supervision (or not, depending on the kids), and a […]
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Image Credit Pregnancy can be one of the most challenging parts of any life experience, and what is often required to successfully navigate the challenge is certainty. A walk-in ultrasound clinic delivers timely pregnancy imaging and information when speed and peace of mind matter. Having the walk-in option can provide an option that takes into
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Focus on Play Based Learning Play isn’t just fun it’s foundational. In early childhood, play is one of the most powerful tools for learning. Through play, young children build critical skills in language, problem solving, social interaction, and self regulation without even realizing they’re doing it. Educators view it as essential, not optional. Why Play
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Timing It Right in 2026 Most pediatricians agree on one thing: around 6 months is the sweet spot for starting solid foods. At this age, most babies are developmentally ready to tackle the shift from milk to mouthfuls without risking their health or digestion. So, how do you know it’s time? Watch for the basics.
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Emotional Whirlwind: The Truth Few Talk About The first year of parenting hits hard. No matter how prepared you think you are, the emotional swings are steep and constant. You can feel overwhelming love and crushing self doubt before lunch. One moment, you’re staring at your baby in awe; the next, you’re wondering if you’re
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Builds Stronger Family Bonds Volunteering as a family strips away distractions. You’re not staring at screens or rushing from one activity to another. You’re focused on a shared task packing meals, planting a garden, helping at a shelter. That kind of common goal tightens emotional bonds in a way few other things can. It also
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Why Nutrition Matters More Than Ever in 2026 Modern diets are doing kids few favors. Highly processed foods, added sugars, and ultra refined carbs have become the norm on lunch trays and dinner plates. As a result, we’re seeing sharp increases in childhood obesity, poor concentration, energy crashes, and erratic behavior symptoms that often get
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Why It’s Hard (and Totally Possible) to Pack Healthy Lunches Feeding kids is one thing feeding them well, at school, five days a week? That’s the daily challenge. Picky behavior can throw off even the best lunch plans. One day they love carrots, the next they’ve declared them “gross.” And while parent intention is high
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Why Timing Matters More Than Ever in 2026 If you’re a modern mom, your day likely starts before the sun and ends well after bedtime routines. Between work, kids, meals, errands, and a few stolen moments for yourself, the hours disappear fast. The truth? You can’t do everything all the time. But you can do
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What Positive Reinforcement Actually Is Positive reinforcement comes straight from behavioral psychology. It’s the practice of encouraging a specific behavior by following it with a reward something the child values. Think praise, extra playtime, or a small treat after completing a task. The key idea is simple: when kids experience positive outcomes after doing something
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