Parents who work are phenomenal beings. Who else would be able to take on two full-time jobs? That said, juggling your career with bringing up your kids isn’t easily done, and working life can soon take over (much to yours and your family’s dismay). It can feel as if there aren’t hours in the day […]
Ways to Save Money When Getting Rid of Pests
Unless you have a horrible infestation of biblical proportions, you can probably save some dough and do it yourself. Everyday, pest control, like controlling mosquitoes, eliminating fleas, and warding off rats and mice, can be done by you for significant savings. Applying your own pesticides can save you up to 75% versus using a professional. […]
Removing Aggression and Tension: 5 Family Activities to Help Keep Stress from the Home
Family life can cause a variety of strains that accumulate over time. Work demands, school demands and personality conflicts can make home life feel like a battlefield. Fortunately, family members can find a number of ways to work off the aggression and tension that builds up. #1. Wii game night When the family is stuck […]
Play Outside, But Not too Far: 6 Ways to Keep Children Safe Outside
With the arrival of spring and summer come more opportunities to play outside. Kids need this outdoor time to burn off energy and relax. Here’s how to keep your children safe outside so they, and you, can enjoy recreation without worry. #1. Watch the weather No matter what region of the country you live in, […]
Septic System Collapse: Why It Occurs and How to Stop It
If you’re a homeowner living in the country or contemplating moving in the country, you’ll be experiencing the luxury of drinking free well water and utilizing a septic system as opposed to paying for sewer in the city. However, with these conveniences come maintenance to prevent catastrophes such as septic system collapse. Read this informative […]
Family Yard Work: Age-Appropriate Yard Tasks to Give Your Children this Summer
Maintaining your yard is a major project during all seasons of the year, and summer is no exception. Family yard work is the easiest way to make sure all tasks are completed. Tasking your children with yard work also gives them useful experiences that will benefit them later, when they own their own homes and […]
5 Things That May Hold Your Child Back in School
School is necessary for all children and can impart knowledge, confidence, and a path to bright futures and increased possibilities. For some children, though, particularly those with disabilities like ADD and ADHD, school can be a place of struggle and frustration. Whether or not your child has a disability like ADD/ADHD, there are a few […]
Senior Style: Home Furnishing to Improve the Life of the Elderly
There are numerous ways to make your home comfortable and accessible as you enter your senior years. If relocating or downsizing happens to be among the new adventures you are considering, building a home that is custom designed to meet your current and future needs could be the ideal way to make life easier for […]
6 Tips to Help Your Child Be Independent in Their Morning Routine
As your child grows and starts school and other activities, a morning routine becomes more and more important. The best time to establish their morning routine is when they are younger. Here are six tips to help build your child’s independence around their routine. Wake up at the same time every day Some children complete […]
Open House: What to Replace to Help Stage Your Home
Statistics indicate that a home that is staged is viewed more favorably by potential buyers and ultimately sells faster than a home that is not staged. Before you have an open house to allow prospective buyers in to judge and evaluate your home, there are several things you should consider replacing to make your home […]
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