At ULS, preprimary students are encouraged to observe, question, hypothesize and experiment. In fact, topics of study are built upon the interests and curious thinking of our youngest learners. These meaningful investigations teach age-appropriate skills by connecting academics to hands-on projects that inspire their curiosity. Projects vary from year to […]
5 Self Care Tips to Try in 2021 + Local Resources
It’s pretty safe to say that 2020 was a tough year for moms. From virtual learning and working at home to missing in-person time with friends and family, navigating the pandemic’s effects on top of daily life hasn’t been easy for anyone. Going into 2021, it’s as important as ever […]
6 best practices for sticking to your New Years Resolution
I’m not saying it’s going to be easy. Changing your habits can be hard, especially if you don’t really want to.
5 Ways to Decrease Holiday Stress
The holidays can be a loving and wonderful time of year. So why does it seem to get overwhelming and stressful? The pressure of gifts, money, where you’re going, what you’re doing, the list goes on for what seems like forever! The holidays have been my favorite time of year since […]
Lake Country Holiday Shopping + Gift Guide 2020
We are so lucky to live in the stunning lake country area, what’s even better is how gorgeous it is during the holiday season! Lake country is home to so many small and local businesses, and we have such a great community to support them. You!
Home Decor DIY with Sarah
Many of us have been homebound during the pandemic and if you are like me, you became a little bored looking at the same view in your home day after day. DIY home improvement projects are skyrocketing and those big box stores are going to have record years. Even in […]
Farmers Markets in Waukesha County
It’s Farmers’ Market season and they are open and ready to share their local products with all of us. I love visiting farmers’ markets and even roadside vegetable stands to pickup some great local faire for my family. So far this year, I have attended the Waukesha Farmers’ Market, and […]
Easter, curbside.
Easter brunch may look and feel a little different this year. Since we all should stay home due to COVID-19, gathering with family and friends on Easter is likely not happening for us this year… we are safer at home, after all. But, we can still enjoy good, local food […]
I Hope I Make You Proud – The Thoughts of A Physician Mother in the Time of COVID-19
I Hope I Make You Proud – The Thoughts of A Physician Mother in the Time of COVID-19
Burn Boot Camp is opening in Waukesha within 4 weeks!
Burn Boot Camp is opening in Waukesha within 4 weeks!
Best Farmer’s Markets in the Lake Country Area
There is simply nothing better than locally grown, fresh produce purchased from a farmer’s market. I love the variety at farmer’s markets in the lake country area. You can find pretty much anything-specialty foods, bakery, honey, eggs, syrup, fresh flowers, crafts, meat, fish, and artisan creations. You never know what […]
Postpartum Must-Haves: One Mom’s Opinion
So, I’m 3 months in to my 3rd postpartum period. Some days it feels like I’m a seasoned veteran, some days like a clueless rookie. I’m blessed (and have been blessed the last 2 times around) with healthy, relatively easy newborns. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t a few tried and true […]
Holiday Traditions: Our take
The Lake Country Mom team is bringing you our favorite moments and traditions this holiday season. Stay tuned for the full series.
Shop Small Saturday Series: Lake Country
Shop Small Saturday Series: Lake Country Shop Small Saturday is 11/30/19 this year! What is Shop Small Saturday? Well, you know The Lake Country Mom, our entire team loves supporting small and local all year long. So, this is the perfect opportunity to do just that. ABOUT SHOP SMALL The […]
Finding Joy
I sometimes get lost in my own self pity, but, I look at my husband, he misses his Father, together we mourn the man who’s body moved on this year, but the life inside of it, the soul, had vacated it years before. My husbands pain very deep and raw, something I would bear for him, if I could. But since it’s not something that can be done it is easy to say. I think of those that I have lost, the high school suicide, the late 20’s death by his own hand, the car accident that snuffed out more than 1 life, the best friend who’s demons could not be drowned until he finally succumbed.
And I remind myself how precious life is.
Cameron’s Arrival – My Labor Day
I entered the hospital around 2 pm on Monday, June 10 and had Cameron James Appleton at 3:39 am on Tuesday, June 11, weighing 7lbs, 4 oz. and was 21” long. I’m glad he didn’t wait until his due date, 15 days later, or he would have been a rather big baby. He came out absolutely perfect and loved by so many.
Hosting a Successful Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving – a day of forgiveness…..no it’s a day of being thankful. A day gratitude and blessings and being with friends and family. If you didn’t get my Friends reference, you may not understand some of my jokes in this post, but try to follow along and use the images as reference. My husband and I are huge fans of the show Friends and no other sitcom did Thanksgiving nearly as well.
Lake Country Holiday Shopping and Gift Guide 2019
It is here! Our most anticipated guide of the year! The Lake Country Holiday Shopping + Gift Guide for 2019, brought to you by The Lake Country Mom + amazing small and locally run businesses.
A Somewhere In Between Mom
Whether you’re a work-at-home mom, a work out of the home mom, a work at an office mom, a uniformed mom or a somewhere in between mom, you are still Mom first and foremost. Whatever way you choose to support your family, your first job is Mom. We are all bonded in a special way, this motherhood tribe. We need to remember this. Instead of tearing each other down, we need to be lifting each other up. Rejoicing in each other’s triumphs and lending a shoulder when the tears start falling.
An Ode To My Husband – Who Battles A Silent Disease
I met my now husband, back in 2004. I knew at that time he has an incurable disease that he was born with, and would impact him in different ways. At that time, I had never heard of Sickle Cell Anemia, and truly didn’t even begin to understand the true […]
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