When my children were little, around 4 and 2, I had a part-time job that felt like a full-time job. It seemed there was always something I should be doing to meet a deadline, even at my children's bedtime. Looking back, I remember that as I tucked them in and read to them, I would be thinking, "I've got to wrap this up so I can get back to work."  I felt too overwhelmed to figure out a way to protect this time with my children. So there were many nights that I missed out on making this routine moment matter, much less magical. Even if you don't have a job tugging at you to get your attention, it's easy to let other things pull us away from our children. So, if you're wondering how to connect with your kids in life's everyday moments, take a look at these 3 ideas. 1. Morning Greeting As moms, we set the tone for our children's day. So if you're wondering how to...