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by Dominique Bernèche

My summer range station

Have you noticed that living in Quebec makes it more difficult for our children to develop independence? Why is this? Because each season has its own set of little instructions that children have to learn from year to year. Some examples? In winter, there are mittens and boot felts to...
by Dominique Bernèche

Spring cleaning and planning of housing expenses, all at once!

Are you the spring cleaning type? The kind to polish the house from top to bottom every year? Wash curtains, carpets, lampshades, etc.? For my part, if I do not plan a time X to do it, I tend to procrastinate. Here we have set up a “spring cleaning” ritual....
by MLVEDA MCP

STORAGE 101

In the last few years, with the company and the children growing in plain sight, our pace of life has really accelerated, despite me. A fan of the "slow living" I panicked a little bit feeling that this precious time was slipping through my fingers. But my passion for my...
by MLVEDA MCP

Spring cleaning, do you really need it?

Are you fully into spring cleaning now? Does it work or do you feel like the only way to move forward right now is to pile stacks of stock on the end of the pile or to screw everything in a closet and tell yourself that you will come back...
by MLVEDA MCP

When routine gives way to family rhythm

Life goes fast. Modern family life is often perceived and experienced as a mad, unrestrained and chaotic race, where our youngest child goes crisis after crisis and where our oldest child does not even respond to our thousandth repetition to brush his teeth. We're going to be late, go hop,...
by Les Belles Combines

A smooth start to the new year!

Imagine for a second that tomorrow you start a new job. This involves a new boss, new colleagues, new expectations, several new functions and a new environment. If I told you that from tomorrow, you also have to get back to physical training, three times a week. To complete it...
by MLVEDA MCP

When planning meals becomes an educational family activity!

Giving our children good eating habits is a way of preserving their good health and ensuring that they will preserve it themselves in the future. Both the way we plan our meals and our "food" shopping habits have a big influence on what our children will develop. The example is...
by MLVEDA MCP

Being a family and work tightrope walker

I like to believe that all mothers are family and work tightrope walkers. Indeed, like the tightrope walkers you can see in the circus (don't you feel like you're in the circus, sometimes, when you come home or at dinner time?), they move on a tight wire and have a...
by MLVEDA MCP

How much time do you spend talking to your child's educator?

Did you know that the average length of a parent-educator conversation in child care is 27 seconds. Yes, you read that right, 27 seconds! In such a short period of time, can information be exchanged and helped the educator do her job well? Parental communication with educators is essential to...
by ALEXANDRA POTVIN

It's summer! I need a break, you need a break, they and they need a break!

Long live the holidays! The month of July is well established and soon, the majority of families will be on holiday, the perfect time to take a break. You can already imagine yourself with your favorite book, relaxing in the sun for this well-deserved break! The last few days at...
by MLVEDA MCP

How to put a little "slow" in his summer?

The bell rings at the end of the year. The summer holidays begin. The race for activities has begun! Many parents organize and plan their children's summer in the same way they do for the school year: day camp, classes, sports activities, camping, remedial classes, outings, appointments, etc. Activities follow...