Although adoption is a beautiful process that allows caring families to share their home with a new family member, it can also be challenging. Here are a few tips to help your child enjoy a smooth transition after you welcome them to your … [Read more...]
Finding Your High Schooler the Right SAT Prep Course to Ace the Test
Many universities and colleges require high schoolers to take the SAT as part of the application process of these higher education institutions. The said exam is unique and is way different from what they had gone through before, and this is why it … [Read more...]
5 Things To Look To For When Choosing A Nursing Home
Selecting a nursing home for yourself or a loved one is a daunting process. Especially if you have never been to one before, it can be hard to know what to look for. Yet choosing a good quality nursing home is essential, especially considering the … [Read more...]
Living in a Storage Unit Alternatives
In tough economic times, individuals will seek ways to cut expenses and find affordable housing, and some of the ways they choose can be extreme. One way some people are choosing to find affordable housing is to live inside storage units. While … [Read more...]
5 Eco-Friendly Products You Can Find In 2019
It’s no longer just a trend. In recent years, a new eco-friendly lifestyle has bloomed in all areas of our daily life. From our daily habits to the products we buy. The millennial generation, in particular, has embraced this movement. There is a … [Read more...]
Money Tips To Help Parents Save For Early Retirement
The average cost of raising a child to the age of eighteen in America is $230,000, Business Insider Reports. With this figure being higher now than ever before, it’s often assumed early retirement (at age fifty five or earlier) is out of … [Read more...]
Teenage addiction: How to Find a Proper Treatment for your Child?
Addiction is not definitely a pleasure! It is grief. One of the biggest trouble happens when you find out that your son, or daughter, or teen brother is addicted. It both scares and makes you feel angry with him/her. Anyway, your main wish at that … [Read more...]
Childhood Cancer Awareness With An Evening With The Cardinals
Recently, I attended an event where every single person raised their hands because they knew someone that had been affected by cancer. An even more heartbreaking fact is that there are so many children that have been diagnosed with cancer. In fact, … [Read more...]
5 Things Every Parent Should Know About Car Safety for Kids
Car safety for kids is important, and is truly a life or death situation. With several different generations of people living on the planet at the same time, it can be tough to know who to listen to. Parents are saying, “We never even wore … [Read more...]
5 Reasons for Parents to Use Rear Facing Car Seats
Have you ever thought about keeping your kid rear facing, but weren’t sure if you should? A lot of parents don’t understand why their kids should be in rear facing car seats. However, there is a lot of scientific evidence that shows kids are safer … [Read more...]
5 Car Safety Tips for Kids You Need to Know About
When our kids get in our vehicles, we should remember that they are the most precious cargo we could possibly drive around. With your kids in your vehicle, there are certain safety tips you should follow. Sometimes we get complacent with car safety … [Read more...]
Raising a Baby With a Health Disorder
Parents may not share the exact same perspective on raising a child, but they do share one thing in common: all parents want their children to grow up happy and healthy. Sadly, the reality is not all babies are born perfectly healthy. Before a … [Read more...]
How to Keep Kids Safe in the Car
There are many ways to keep your child safe in the car. I like to think of it as a threefold project. You need to follow car seat safety tips, take extra precautions to keep kids safe, and there are ways to keep the kids busy, so you can stay focused … [Read more...]
Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program
This is a sponsored post in partnership with Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program. When I was a child, my Grandma died of breast cancer. As I grew up and had health problems of my own, it's always been something I've thought of. I … [Read more...]
What to Do After a Car Accident
Have you ever been in a car accident, but weren’t sure what to do? Car accidents happen every day and most people are at a loss for what the post-accident process should look like. Instead of guessing, study up on what steps you should take after … [Read more...]
Keeping Your Children Safe Around the Home at Any Age
When you think of keeping the kids safe around the house you think about babyproofing to minimize the chance of baby getting injured and a home security system to keep the burglars at bay. Though these things are definitely options you should … [Read more...]
4 Earth Friendly Products for Your Family
Earth Day is April 22, 2017. This year’s campaign is about environmental and climate literacy. Learning about products that come from sustainable resources and sharing this knowledge with others is a great way to celebrate Earth Day. As parents, we … [Read more...]
Youth Activism Changes Lives
There is one main motivating factor that leads young people into activism – the will and passion to change the world for the better. And while they are trying to achieve this for the world, activism actually changes them for the better. Being a young … [Read more...]
Watch Born This Way on A&E + Who Inspires Me
Until a few years ago, I never knew too much about Down syndrome. Then, I met one of my dearest friends who has a daughter with Down syndrome and I started learning more and more. I'm continually inspired by my friend Carrie and how she is … [Read more...]
Why You Need 7 Hours of Sleep or More + $50 Giveaway
Sleep. We all love it. We all need it. In the past two years, sleep has been a huge part of my life. When I was pregnant with my twins (who are now 2.5), I tried to get as much sleep and rest as possible even though I knew there wasn't a … [Read more...]
