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Everyone has financial needs, but if you’re the parent or guardian of a child with special needs, some unique considerations need to be made. There are a number of legal, medical, and financial issues you should plan for. According to Harry Margolis, a long-time special needs attorney and co-founder of the Academy of Special Needs
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We are a vegetarian household and eat various pasta dishes more than I would like to admit to, but pasta is usually quick, kid-friendly, and filling. I generally only buy whole-grain, wheat, or multi-grain pasta because I want our food to have some nutritional value. I also, love loading different types of pasta with tons
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Our pediatrician recommended that we ween our daughter off of her pacifier (a.k.a Binky) when she was between 9 and 12 months old. My daughter’s teeth had already emerged by 9 months and we had started using sippy cups. Additionally, our pediatrician stated that 9 months of age is a good time because it would
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Nominations were submitted for the 2011 Black Web Blog Awards and now it is voting time. Thank you all so much for nominating my blog! This is a huge honor because only the top 5 blogs nominated went on to the voting stage. My blog is mentioned in the BEST PARENTING or FAMILY BLOG category
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As parents we can often become overwhelmed by various tasks; especially cleaning up after our children. Before I became a mom, I watched my nieces and nephews, and then my great nieces and nephews tire their parent out trying to keep their homes cleaned. If you desire to have a helping hand and are not
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Being single presents some unique financial planning challenges. Whether you’re single by choice, or as a result of a recent breakup or divorce, there are a few things you need to keep in mind when managing money just for yourself. Since you’re the only one earning income and still have bills to pay, you need
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