This post was sponsored by Ontel. Does your kitchen need something new? Are you looking for a way to create healthier creative meals? If you can answer yes, to either question the Veggetti® may be the answer. I was excited to receive the Veggetti® because I was looking for a way to create improved vegetarian summer […]
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Smoky the Bear, National Parks, and the heroes from Disney’ PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE have teamed up to help your kids have fun with fire safety this summer. Download the Educational Activity Guide below and feel free to share. Below are free downloads and printables that your kids can enjoy. The activities below make great party
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I love the quote by George Bernard Shaw that says, “A happy family is but an early heaven.” Spending time with family is very important. Quality time together helps create beautiful memories. Thus, traveling and learning together is a great way to teach children and have fun with them. When my children heard that I
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Credit cards are not all bad. Of course some credit cards are better than others but overall, you must be disciplined to be able to use them without the fees and charges taking over your life. If you are not the type of person who remembers to pay off your balances before your scheduled due
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This summer learning post is sponsored. Summer is the perfect time for children to see/ use the lessons they learned during the school year come to life. For instance, your family could travel to an area your child read about while attending social studies class or visit local museums. Kids can also explore outdoors and
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Toys can help children build brilliantly! Building blocks are great toys that teach kids. My children received their first Lego Brick set when they were 3 years old. They were young but my kids were no longer in the habit of putting non-food objects in their mouths so I was comfortable giving them regular Lego
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About 3 years after I graduated from college, I paid off over $26,000 of my student loan debt. The interest on my unsubsidized loans began to add-up 6 months after I graduated from college. Although the loans were only receiving about 3.5% in interest, I had accumulated an additional $600 of debt within the first year.
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