There are a number of ways in which you can accomplish this goal and help to improve the lives of others, in fact this may also be a good time to consider if you should adopt a baby.

One demographic in particular that many people feel drawn to when they wish to give back is that of young children in need. While there are plenty of ways in which you can offer support and assistance to children in need, you might wish to go even farther by opening up your home to a foster child.  [Read more…]

When you are a busy mother, your day is a never-ending parade in your head of sticky notes and to-do lists, and you still forget something. The answer is Google Sheets. Here, you can put every different colored post-it note or sharpie color on your Google Sheet, and label it away to your heart’s content. Then, the only thing you have to do every day is refer to your family spreadsheet.

Goodbye, parade of mental to-do lists. Hello, organized lifestyle. With Google Sheets, learn budget techniques, plan chores, and set up your driving schedule for every person in the home. You’ll breathe easier the second you have it set up. Use these tips as you plan to keep your family organized with Google Sheets. [Read more…]

If your child is like most kids their age, they’ve probably been anticipating their birthday since last year, which means there’s a lot of pressure to plan the perfect party. Thus, choosing a theme can be rather difficult. 

Luckily, there are plenty of novel ideas to make this year’s bash the best one yet. 

1. Woodland Wonderland 

Whether your child loves fairies, insects or owls, a woodland-themed birthday party is an excellent choice. This idea is rather versatile because you can tailor the decorations and food to suit your little one’s interests. If they’re into creepy crawlies, make ladybug cupcakes and real insect party favors. Got an avid birder on your hands? Fill the day with bird calls, feathers and interesting factoids about all kinds of fowl.  [Read more…]

Dining out provides the perfect opportunity to socialize with family and friends, celebrate an accomplishment or save yourself time. With so many restaurants reopening, you have the chance to enjoy these perks once more. However, life has changed dramatically in the last year, so it’s crucial that you factor in ways to protect your family’s welfare while dining out. As a parent, safety is always your first priority.

In 2019, a survey showed that more than 56% of Americans who eat out do so two to three times a week. During these pandemic times people are still going to go out if they are allowed. If you are one of those families that want to get out of the house,  be safe and take preventive measures. 

Here are 10 tips to reduce your risks and dine out safely with your family this winter.  [Read more…]