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These days, kids often hear discouraging words. Words that can make them feel like they are not "good enough." Images in the media can perpetuate negative thoughts as well. It's our job as parents to Keep Reading
It can be increasingly hard to get kids chatting with you, especially all the challenges our kids face in today’s world (think anything from bullying to electronics to lockdown drills). As parents, we Keep Reading
This time of year is so much fun for making things with your preschoolers for Easter celebrations. Whether or not you celebrate Easter formally, many of these activities and crafts are great just to Keep Reading
Spring is the perfect time of year to start talking to your children about the importance of gardening. What better way to talk about gardening than by reading a few books together? These beautifully Keep Reading
If you’re still looking for a perfect valentine to give your child’s teacher, show them just how much you care with one of these 20 easy-to-make valentine gifts for them! They’ll be happy to receive Keep Reading
What does it mean to be frugal? The basic definition of frugality is to be less wasteful and more resourceful with what you have. However, living frugally does not mean that we have to deprive Keep Reading
According to the FBI website, there is a burglary in the U.S. every 15 seconds. While you want to keep your home safe and secure, not everyone can afford high-end security systems. There are many DIY Keep Reading
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Star Market. The opinions and text are my own. It's the time of year where you want to show your appreciation for some of the most Keep Reading
If you’re a soon-to-be mama, trying to stay on top of all the latest information to ensure a healthy pregnancy can be a bit overwhelming! First off, let me tell you this: you’re probably already Keep Reading
Do you still have fond memories of books you read as a child? Some of my most special memories come from children's holiday books we take out year after year. Even our teens don't get tired of a few Keep Reading
