Mighty Mommy interviews author and activist Dr. Brittney Cooper about the importance of talking to your kids about race. Learn what to say, what not to say, and how to create an atmosphere of open-mindedness and acceptance in your home.

520 - How to Talk to Your Kids About Race: Interview with Dr. Brittney Cooper

Although our kids can bring us to our breaking point, they don't have to send us overboard. Mighty Mommy shares 5 ways to keep your temper in check, no matter how much your kids annoy you.

521 - 5 Ways to Keep Your Cool With Frustrating Kids

March is National Optimism Month. Mighty Mommy shares 6 ways to inject the power of positive thinking into your life.

522 - 6 Ways to Be More Optimistic

Next time you’re feeling frustrated with your teenager’s attitude, resist the urge to judge or lecture. Instead, consider these four things that your teen needs you to understand. Mighty Mommy has the key to forging a successful relationship with your teenage child.

523 - What Your Teen Wants You to Understand

If you're living life by the seat of your pants, Mighty Mommy shares 5 reasons routines will bring peace and joy to your home (and instill responsibility into your kids from an early age).

524 - How Routines Can Improve Your Life

Mighty Mommy shares four ways to turn the Varsity Blues scandal into a useful tool for establishing the guiding principles for your family.

525 - The College Admissions Scandal Is a Teachable Moment

Mighty Mommy tackles the ultimate parenting taboo: having a favorite child. Turns out, it's very common. And here's why you shouldn't feel guilty about it.

526 - What if I Have a Favorite Child?

If you’ve got an Eeyore in your midst, fear not! Mighty Mommy shares 6 strategies for putting a more positive spin on your child’s sullen and negative ways.

527 - 6 Tips for Parenting a Pessimist

As they grow, children start exploring their bodies, including the parts it's not considered polite to touch in public. Mighty Mommy shares tips for taking the shame and stigma out of natural exploration while keeping your public dignity intact.

528 - Helping Your Child Navigate Body Exploration

Mighty Mommy chatted with upcoming college grads to learn what's on their minds and help you, their parent, prepare them for life after college.

529 -- What College Seniors Are Really Thinking as Graduation Approaches

Mighty Mommy knows that parenting is amazing, challenging, inspiring, exhausting, and definitely the toughest job you’ll ever love! Join Mighty Mommy for insightful, creative, and practical parenting tips that will help add more balance and fun into your family’s life.   

After 6 years of infertility treatments, one beautiful adoption, and 7 trips to the delivery room, Cheryl Butler's family was complete. Today, Cheryl's children range in age from 7 thru 20 and provide plenty of fodder for her writing. When not partying in the laundry room or coordinating her home décor around stains and broken furniture, she writes the column “Family Zone” for local magazines in Southern Rhode Island where she reflects on the many twists of parenthood. Her readers have come to depend on her humorous, common sense approach to everyday life.

Author of Pregnant Women Don’t Eat Cabbage, Cheryl has also been featured in several anthology series, including Chicken Soup For The Pre-School Mother’s Soul, Chicken Soup For The Chocolate Lover’s Soul, and The Misadventures of Mom and Disasters of Dad.  

She lives in Narragansett, RI with her family.

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