Sponsored Review: EverydayFamily.com

Once I first found out I was pregnant with my daughter, I had a million and one questions that I needed answers for. As I found those answers, I ended up with more questions... and more questions. I still have a millions and one questions these days, like should I still be trying to get my daughter to take a nap (really, she's a bear if she doesn't get enough sleep!) That's why I love communities like Everyday Family. You can join their free community, and get everything from free week by week newsletter to see if your child is on par with their age range (I think mine's jumping straight to the teenage years with the sass she's showing!) to even contests and sweepstakes. They even have a free printable grocery store coupons section!

Plus, you can find the answers to many of your questions via their library of articles, or take part in their forum and ask other moms just like you their opinions. If you have embarrassing questions during pregnancy, you can ask other soon to be moms - but remember, you should always ask your OB/GYN pressing medical related questions too because that itch might signal a problem that could affect your pregnancy. ;)

You can completely personalize the site to your children's age range - because I'm sure if you have only a 3 year old, you're not concerned with 'tween issues, and vicesa versa. It's also super easy to share any article, blog posting, or whatever you find on the site via Facebook, Twitter, and other social sites.

They also have groups that are geared towards the stage you are in right now - from birth clubs to moms of preemies. It's great that you can "meet" online other moms who have things in common with you, and not just random moms who might have a teenager who doesn't have food allergies, unlike your six year old who can't go near peanut butter for instance. There are even blogs on the site! You can start your own to share with moms in your group, or just keep it as a reminder of where your child was at what point in time. You can upload photos, gain badges to show off what you've done via the site, and more!

One of my favorite sections on the site right now is the "Cooking With Kids", where they are talking about everything from kids nutrition to ways to get your kids more involved in the kitchen. I really want my daughter to be as involved as possible in the kitchen right now - granted, I can't let her chop things, but I can let her "shop" our pantry stash, mix things, and mix away. I liked the reminder that we are an example for our children - how we behave in the kitchen and even at the dinner table shapes how our children would be. Saying that you don't like cauliflower in front of your kids will just make them think they won't like it either - without even trying it!

Are you a member of Everyday Family? What do you think about it? Do you have a favorite section?

This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own.