Showing posts with label family life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family life. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2019
Relationship misunderstandings if you have an ADD/ADHD spouse
Click here to read more.
BY:
talks about Many things, including but not limited to, How life is chaotic for everyone living with ADD/ADHD person.
And, Hyperfocus people with ADHD are often easily distractible, they may also have something called hyperfocus. A person with ADHD can get so engrossed in something that they can become unaware of anything else around them. This kind of focus makes it easier to lose track of time and ignore those around you. This can lead to relationship misunderstandings.
Labels:
ADD,
ADHD,
brain,
children,
chores,
clean,
clutter,
family impacts,
family life
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Are you a home keeper wife?
Click HERE to read: Your Role as *Keeper of the Home*
By Susan from, theconfidentmom.com
Sneak peak, Susan talks about,
In the past month I have seen how it is my responsibility to my family and especially to my husband to be taking this role seriously. Even if you are a single mom or not yet married, you are still the Keeper of the Home, * Keeper*, you are still responsible for knowing what is going on in your home and to be fully aware of what could possibly be trying to invade your home as well.
By Susan from, theconfidentmom.com
Sneak peak, Susan talks about,
In the past month I have seen how it is my responsibility to my family and especially to my husband to be taking this role seriously. Even if you are a single mom or not yet married, you are still the Keeper of the Home, * Keeper*, you are still responsible for knowing what is going on in your home and to be fully aware of what could possibly be trying to invade your home as well.
Labels:
family life,
home,
homekeeper,
jobs,
married,
mom,
wife,
your job as a wife
Saturday, January 19, 2019
Organizing Mistakes
Clutter Stresses You. Click HERE to read. By: MYMOVE
Just sitting in a cluttered room can create stress. Living in a cluttered home can create constant low-grade stress and subtly but steadily drain your energy.
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