Culture & Connectedness In Part 1 of this series, we discussed what culture is and why it’s so important to building connectedness within the family. Here are some specific ways to build stronger connections. Foster Close Contact with Grandparents Stay in close contact with grandparents and great-grandparents. As much as it Continue Reading
Doc Tibbs
Dr. Patricia Tibbs is a Pediatrician, a wife, and a mother of four wonderful young people.
She is a Board Certified Pediatrician practicing in Mississippi.
She also has a Master of Public Health Degree in Maternal and Child Health.
Dr. Tibbs is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
She is an author, blogger, mentor, and speaker.
Dr. Tibbs has traveled the world and lived in Africa, Europe, and North America.
Mothering and Culture – Part 1
Find out what “culture” means and why it’s important to teach it to your children! (Hint: It has to do with feeling “connected”.)
Mothers Finding Balance: Meet Eva
I caught up with Eva in Baton Rouge. These are the highlights of our chat! “My passion is design and ‘practicality’.When I see a problem, the answer often comes to me immediately, and then I carry it out. These are often simple things and solutions to everyday problems, but sometimes Continue Reading
Celebrating Mom athletes at the 2020 US Open Championships
The year 2020 US open Championships is turning out to be a celebration of mom athletes. As many as nine women who entered this year’s tennis tournament are mothers! On Labor Day 2020, there was a historic first!Three of the nine moms made it to the final eight for the Continue Reading
Mothers Finding Balance: Meet Angela
I had a conversation with Angela in Tupelo, Mississippi where she was competing for the first time in the NPC Total Body Championship. “I did a body building competition when I was in college. One time. I did not pursue it after that mostly because I did not want to Continue Reading
On walking…
How is YOUR walk today? Walk Always. Do not be static. There is a lot to see and engage around you. There is work to do. Press forward. Walk slowly Sometimes. You do not want to miss a blessing because you were in a hurry. Walk fast Intermittently. Destiny is Continue Reading
Mothering as children get older
My son, keep my words and treasure up my commandments with you; keep my commandments and live; keep my teaching as the apple of your eye; bind them to your fingers; write them on the tablet of your heart.(Proverbs 7: 1-3 ESV) At some point during the mothering process, it Continue Reading
Never stop learning
A wise son makes a glad father, but a foolish son is a sorrow to his mother (Proverbs 10:1 ESV). This ancient proverb was true when it was written and is still true today. Before you get riled up, think about it for a moment. As mothers, we are intimately Continue Reading
Conversations on Mothering – The Beginning
Mothering is tough especially when trying to juggle your professional life and parenthood. My biggest blessing and knowledge gain in mothering came from other mothers who had similar experiences.