Back to school family rituals bring a sense of comfort and security to children at a time when many things are changing. Kids are getting used to a new school, new friends,earlier wake-up times, and other big adjustments to their regular routine. The first day of school ...
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It is normal for parents to form close bonds with their children throughout their childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Kristie Overstreet, a therapist, says that certain words or actions can have a negative impact on your child's emotional and mental development. "Every parent should help their child." But, ...
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All of us know how harmful the sun can be for our skin. When it comes to protecting your little ones, you should exercise caution! It is essential to have sunscreen for children and babies on hand at all times, even when your child is not wearing it ...
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Our boys are exactly 13 months apart. This means we have two toddlers zooming around the house every day, two little bottoms to change, two little noses to wipe. And sometimes there are just not enough hands to go around. Enter the one-word lifesaver for this mama: babywearing ...
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has been a good eater since he was very young, so I thought I would share a few tips that we have used that have helped us encourage his healthy eating. regular evening meal consists of carrots (canned), green beans or peas (also canned), a chicken breast, some ...
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Every parent will tell you that some days are harder than others. Just last month we dealt with #BabyD’s first real illness – a double ear infection and a virus – and knowing your baby is hurting and not being able to make it all better immediately is ...
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One of the main tools that parents have to help their little ones develop, is early stimulation. This is nothing more than making specific activities available to the child that will promote the development of social, physical and intellectual aspects. All parents want their babies to be smart, ...
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When dealing with pests and overgrown vegetation, a heavy-duty brush cutter can be a game-changer. These robust machines, unlike their lightweight counterparts, can tear through thick brush and overgrown areas with ease. A well-chosen heavy duty brush cutter can be a long-term solution for property maintenance, providing ...
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Buying a house is easier today, in many more ways than ever before. There are online tools that allow you to look at many different real estate listings without leaving your home. You can learn the history of a house and its neighborhood before deciding which ones to ...
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Do you want to find ecological cleaning products of the best quality? In the following information taken from Ecognom blog, we present a detailed analysis of a collection of various cleaning products, all of them ecological and respectful of the environment. Why Use Ecological Cleaning Products? If ...
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There are many differences between domestic and commercial cleaning. The main difference in the two is that commercial cleaning requires a high amount of specialized machinery, while domestic cleaning typically does not. Commercial cleaning also is often how you'd classify cleaning for industrial properties and residential homes ...
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 There are some simple steps that you can bear in mind prior to getting your roof fixed. You can also find residential roofing contractors online that are experienced at specific projects, so it is worth asking different contractors what experience they have. Also, when you check ...
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I start this week with one more reflection, one of those that we put on paper (or on the keyboard?), more to allay our own anxieties. And who knows someone else's anxieties around here, right? And today's conversation is with women. Because I want to talk about demands, ...
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Anyone looking for a lighter, healthier lifestyle is certainly tired of reading that word: balance. It's the watchword for everything! It's following a healthy diet but also allowing yourself to be happy once in a while. It's saving money but also making room for some pampering, since we ...
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Thinking of your first home? If you are young, surely you have already spent time studying what is better, whether to buy or rent. If finally, you have decided to buy your first house, we'll share with you in this article some Mortgage options for buying 1st home ...
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Thomas C. Corley, a financial advisor, has spent five years interviewing wealthy people. He now shares his insights about their habits and how they have been able to accumulate their wealth. My research has shown that there are two types self-made millionaires. Those who take chances and those ...
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Simple and frugal are two words (and attitudes) that don't seem to be in fashion these days, despite constant efforts by some people over the past decades. Perhaps this is because, in the society we live in, the task of being simple and frugal seems impossible. But after ...
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I'm going to share an example that happened to a person I know, so this is a true story. When my colleague's wife got pregnant, they decided to buy a baby carriage. The cart was huge, practically a spaceship. They showed me super proud, and I was wondering ...
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You know I like lists, so follow my personal tips to avoid impulsive purchases: 1. Buy Only At The Time Of Use One thing I learned from this pandemic was to stop shopping so early. It was something I did often, I liked to plan meeeeees in advance, ...
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Minimalism and frugality are two different concepts, but they are not mutually exclusive. A minimalist is not necessarily a frugal person, and a frugal person doesn't have to be a minimalist. However, the minimalist lifestyle leads to frugality. In my opinion, the biggest difference between a truly frugal ...
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