Mom Life

I love my husband. And we regularly go on dates. Or at least we go out as often as possible with parenting two little kids and juggling work and other obligations. But I'm not just dating my husband. Recently I've started...

Recently, I’ve noticed a trend. As a mother I have found myself apologizing all the time. “Please excuse the mess of my house." “I’m sorry my child was acting up during (insert family function or public gathering)."  “Sorry for my kid crying...

By nature, I am a very organized person. It brings me great joy when things each have a designated space. That same concept applies to keep my car organized as well. And with my job, my car ends up...

  When the temperatures drop, the wind picks up, and the days are looking grey, hygge can bring some warmth and comfort into life. So, what is hygge? Or the even bigger question — how do you say it? It doesn't exactly...

Disclosure: Fargo Mom received product or payment in exchange for this review; however, all opinions shared are those of the contributors who wrote them. As a mom, when you get invited to experience a little luxury, you don’t say no! Two...

Thank you to our partners at Women's Way North Dakota for sponsoring this post.  Previously, Cervical Cancer Awareness Month didn’t hold much significance for Pam Stromme. However, that all changed when she was abruptly diagnosed with cervical cancer in the...

Congratulations! You're having a baby! All the emotions that come with finding out you are carrying a little one can be exciting, overwhelming, and a bit nerve-wracking. Especially as you begin to think, "What do I need to get for...

Over the last 11 years I have become a mom five times over again. I have navigated the delirium of newborns, the persistence of toddlers, and the excitement and fun of elementary-age kids. Parenting a Tween But navigating the experience of...

I have heard the comment, "She looks just like you," since my daughter was young. And just until recently, I wished, "She acts just like you," was the next comment and the reality of my daughter's behavior. It was not. We...

The clock strikes midnight. You made the decision that this year is going to be THE year for it. You dive in headfirst, guns blazing on it. After a couple weeks, the enthusiasm fades. It is no longer something that...