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Child’s Play: How to Keep Up on Your House Cleaning with Small Children

October 22, 2014 by Lizzie Weakley 1 Comment

Child’s Play: How to Keep Up on Your House Cleaning with Small Children

Cleaning house can be especially difficult when it is coupled with the task of raising small children. However, it is still a job worth undertaking, and with a little preparation, it is entirely possible to make the house look neat and tidy despite the presence of young children. Clean while they are asleep During their […]

Filed Under: Home and Health, Parenting Tagged With: Children, cleaning, deep cleaning, Parenting, parenting tips, teaching your children

Teaching Your Teen Emotional Literacy

August 4, 2014 by Lizzie Weakley Leave a Comment

Teaching Your Teen Emotional Literacy

It’s easy to forget sometimes that emotional literacy is not something that comes naturally to most people. Some people can pick up on the subtle emotions behind their choices, perceptions, and feelings. But more often than not, emotional literacy needs to be taught. The teenage years are some of the most emotionally challenging, and it […]

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: Children, communication, Kids, Kids Talk, Parenting, School, school programs, teaching your children

Babysitter Blues: What You Should Know Before You Hire

July 24, 2014 by Brooke Chaplan 1 Comment

Babysitter Blues: What You Should Know Before You Hire

Finding a qualified babysitter for your children may seem to be an overwhelming task, and it may be difficult to know where to begin. There are several steps you can take to make the process easier. The following are seven qualities and tricks you should know and look for when searching for the most qualified […]

Filed Under: Home and Health, Parenting Tagged With: babysitter, Children, experience, network, Parenting, training, work

6 Ways to Help Your Children Through a Family Move

July 8, 2014 by Kara Masterson Leave a Comment

6 Ways to Help Your Children Through a Family Move

A family move can have an enormous impact on children because it takes away all that is familiar. They will have to make new friends, settle into a new school and familiarize themselves with different surroundings. This is a lot for children to absorb. Let’s explore some ways to help children through a family move. […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: Children, family, moving, Parenting

Great Ideas for Keeping the Kids Busy This Summer

June 30, 2014 by Brooke Chaplan Leave a Comment

Great Ideas for Keeping the Kids Busy This Summer

Summer time presents parents with a unique challenge, like how to keep their children busy and not moping around the house constantly looking for something to do. It is something every parent has to deal with, from the day school lets out until they go back at the end of summer. Here are some great […]

Filed Under: Home and Health, Parenting Tagged With: Budget, Children, Exercise, family, home, Kids, Parenting, summer

Family Fun: 6 Activities to Play in the Mountains

June 16, 2014 by Kara Masterson Leave a Comment

Family Fun: 6 Activities to Play in the Mountains

Taking your kids on an enjoyable vacation is probably one of your greatest dreams. A fun family vacation to play in the mountains gives you the opportunity to spend quality time with your kids they will remember for a lifetime. This article will explain the types of fun activities your family can engage in while […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: camping, family, fun, outdoors, Parenting

Play Outside, But Not too Far: 6 Ways to Keep Children Safe Outside

June 3, 2014 by Kara Masterson Leave a Comment

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, […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: Kids, outside, Parenting, summer

Family Yard Work: Age-Appropriate Yard Tasks to Give Your Children this Summer

May 26, 2014 by Kara Masterson Leave a Comment

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 […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: Children, gardening, home, Parenting, work, yardwork

6 Tips to Help Your Child Be Independent in Their Morning Routine

May 22, 2014 by Kara Masterson Leave a Comment

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 […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: bedtime, Children, morning routines, Parenting, wak up

Does Your Teen Need Rehab? 6 Signs You Should Notice

May 16, 2014 by Kara Masterson 1 Comment

Does Your Teen Need Rehab? 6 Signs You Should Notice

Fifty percent of teenagers will try drugs or alcohol before they leave high school. A small percentage of teens who try drugs and alcohol will become addicts. The good news is that rehab can help a teenage addict.  Below are some of the signs that your teen needs rehab: Mood changes Alcohol and drugs can […]

Filed Under: Home and Health Tagged With: family, Parenting, rehab, teenagers

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