All posts by Sabrina Short
A Good Mom is Good Enough
I’m so hard on myself when it comes to being a mom and motherhood, and I know I’m not alone in this mindset. I’m guilty of listening to that wretched negative voice in my head telling me I’m not worthy. And while I constantly feel like I fall short, my childre...
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Community Colleges that Should Not Be Overlooked
With so much emphasis put into attending a university, many people overlook community colleges that offer the same general education as a 4-year institution at a fraction of the cost. Chaffey, Mount San Antonio, Norco, and Riverside Community Colleges are four...
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Teen Privacy: Where to Draw the Line
Teenage years are some of the most awkward times of anyone’s life. The struggle for independence can cause division between parent and child. It is important to remember that working through intense intellectual and emotional development while undergoing treme...
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Combine Faith and Fun This Easter
Spring time is in the air and there is so much to enjoy. Soon our homes will be filled with food and family, and if you’re up to it, maybe a sunrise service on Easter, March 27th . Some people feel there is a controversy regarding mixing faith with f...
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Does Your Child Fear Monsters Under the Bed?
I am usually pretty strict about what I allow my kids to watch. This comes from my own personal morals, but it also comes with knowing my kids. Every child is different and not every kid is going to think that there are monsters under the bed after watching Mi...
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Coupling Work, Play & Love
A Lesson for All of Us - Success in Business and Love
Marriage is a sacred commitment to one another. When you sign up for better or for worse, you are signing up for everything in-between. The couples who have mastered this unbreakable bond are the ones who ...
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Mamalog: What’s Your Embarrassing Mommy Moment?
One of the best parts about being a mom is being yourself. Our kids are usually non-judgmental and so we find ourselves being able to be silly around them. On the other hand, there are moments where your kids are the silly ones – and that can end up being stra...
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Human Trafficking in Our Own Backyard
Human Trafficking is defined by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime “as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception...
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