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Kanji on Saturdays, Chaos on Weekdays: Raising Bilingual Kids

So, raising bilingual kids? It’s like opening up a whole new world for them. Think of all the doors it unlocks – different cultures, different ways of seeing things. It’s pretty amazing! But, let’s be real, it’s also a total adventure, and everyone’s journey is different. There’s no perfect way to do it. It’s all […]

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Free Moms Fitness Class Seattle: Group Workouts for Busy Moms (Spring 2025)

Seattle area moms, let’s get together! Join me for FREE 60-minute group workouts starting Spring 2025. We’ll be combining HIIT, cardio, and strength training to create a dynamic and energizing experience. Here’s what you can expect: How to Secure Your Spot: This is a fantastic opportunity to prioritize your fitness, have fun, and build connections

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Sweet Trap: Understanding and Overcoming Sugar Addiction

Sugar is everywhere, and it’s incredibly tempting. I recently faced significant challenges with my son’s sugar cravings, and I’m sharing our journey to navigate them. I hope this blog post provides valuable insights for you or someone you care about. What is Sugar Addiction? While not officially recognized as a clinical diagnosis, “sugar addiction” describes

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New Year’s Resolutions as a Mom, Trainer, & Blogger

Can you believe it’s almost the end of 2024!? I’m sure I’m not the only one feeling a bit of holiday burnout right now. But despite the exhaustion, there’s also a sense of excitement for the new year. It’s a time for reflection and setting new intentions. As a mom, personal trainer, and blogger, I’ve

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What to expect with children’s separation anxiety

Separation anxiety is a common experience for young children, typically occurring between the ages of 6 months and 3 years. It is a normal part of their development as they start to develop a sense of attachment and become aware of their dependence on their primary caregivers. While separation anxiety can be challenging for both

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