Helping Moms Save and Make Money At Home
When you have a baby on the way, it’s natural for your thoughts to turn to knitting booties and picking out onesies. However, you have more work to do before your precious bundle’s arrival.
Raising a child is an enormous financial and emotional obligation, and the more you can prepare for the coming changes, the smoother your transition will be. Please do these eight things before baby so that when your delivery day arrives, you’re set with everything you need. [Read more…]
You’ve just dropped Timothy off at rehearsal, packed Kayla’s soccer bag for her weekend tournament, and are just about done with the last load of bright whites.
Finally, time to relax with a—oh wait, dinner is in thirty minutes. Back to the grind.
Whether you’re a brand-new parent or a long-time mom, parenting can feel like a never-ending night shift. But with a few small changes, you can finally find time to breathe throughout the day—sometimes literally. [Read more…]
There will come a time when your little ones are all grown-up, and before you know it, in the blink of an eye, they’re suddenly heading off to college, preparing for their very own independent, adult lives.
But just because your kids have grown older and started doing more things for yourselves, it doesn’t mean you no longer have a part to play. [Read more…]
Divorce isn’t an easy decision. Unfortunately, it isn’t over just because your divorce is complete. If you have children with your ex-spouse, you’ll be dealing with the aftermath of your divorce for a lifetime.
That doesn’t automatically mean you have to prepare for a contentious, angry, upsetting future of co-parenting with your ex-spouse. Just because you get divorced doesn’t mean your relationship ends. If you have children with your ex-spouse, it benefits you and your children to continue your relationship with your ex in the most positive light possible. [Read more…]