Jeana Lee Tahnk is a writer who shares her experiences on managing a career and a household, while raising two little ones and still trying to raise herself. She writes on a broad range of issues including family & parenting, food, travel & leisure and health & well-being.

Jeana's work and personal essays on parenting have appeared in media outlets including The Boston Globe, NPR's This I Believe and Woman's Day. She is also a contributing writer and "In the Spotlight" interviewer for the popular parenting site, MommyTrackd.

In addition to editorial writing, Jeana writes for businesses in a variety of industries, providing a range of services from collateral development to public relations consulting. More information about her writing expertise and professional background can be found at www.jeanatahnk.com.

Blog Entries by Jeana Lee Tahnk

Giving Thanks: 7 Ways To Teach Kids

1 Comments | Posted November 11, 2009 | 11:13 AM (EST)


We're in a recession, the economy is in shambles and unemployment rates are at an all-time high. Add the frenzy around the H1N1 virus onto that and we're left with a current societal state of doom and gloom. Although it can be very difficult to seek out that silver lining...

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Stop, Drop and Pay Attention

Posted September 18, 2009 | 01:22 PM (EST)


It's amazing what comes out of the mouths of babes. My son recently said two things in particular that made me laugh out loud and marvel at the ingenuity of a young mind. First, on a dreary day, he blithely commented, "Rain is the cloud's pee," then several days later...

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Am I Doing This Parenting Thing Right?

1 Comments | Posted August 19, 2009 | 02:13 PM (EST)


It's an age-old question that moms (and dads, but mostly moms) ask themselves on a daily basis -- am I doing this right? Whether it's about disciplining tactics or sleep training or if the organic cheez-puffs are really that much better for your kids, motherhood to most is a type...

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The Reality of Post-Baby Body Bounceback

5 Comments | Posted July 31, 2009 | 04:24 PM (EST)


Pregnancy and childbirth puts women's bodies through a tremendous amount of physical change and stress. For nine months, we must endure all the rigors of pregnancy and the many unpleasant symptoms that can accompany it -- heartburn, stretch marks, back aches and swelling, to name a few. After the baby...

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Six Lessons I Learned From My First Year of Marriage

Posted July 14, 2009 | 09:36 AM (EST)


When my husband and I got married in 2001, we had already been dating for six years, were living together and for all intents and purposes, were a married couple -- or at least acting like one. Although we had experienced matrimonial bliss before the matrimony, it wasn't until we...

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Tips for Raising Environmentally Friendly Kids

Posted July 2, 2009 | 11:34 AM (EST)


Our world is at an environmental tipping point. Rainforests are being decimated, endangered animals are creeping towards extinction and global warming is a stark reality. It's not a pretty picture, but thankfully, because of activists who have brought awareness of environmental issues to the forefront, an empowered and ever burgeoning...

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Getting Over My Fear Of Pink

1 Comments | Posted June 25, 2009 | 07:11 PM (EST)


It has probably taken me about two years, just about how long my daughter has been on this Earth, to get used to the color pink. Having never been a 'girly girl,' I'm just not particularly fond of the color. At least prior to her arrival, I always had the...

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