While reading about four year old Caesar Sant, a four year old child prodigy, who has already suffered from 2 strokes, my heart aches for his parents, and I pray for his continued health. Knowing your child is suffering is one of the hardest lessons a parent can learn to endure. Then, it is even […]
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Times have changed since our grandparents bought or built their homes. Young families who want to live in the suburbs save as much money as they can while living with their parents or renting a cheap apartment so they can accumulate a large down payment for their dream home, which is often financed by a
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*Disclosure: This post is sponsored. Ever so often I look around my house and I feel like it is time for us to declutter our surroundings. If you have kids, then I’m sure you may collect more clothes toys, DVDs, and CDs than your kids may be able to use. If you are able to
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This guest post was submitted by: Samantha Peters. Add this to your bedtime battles and nighttime worries: more and more children are being diagnosed with childhood sleep apnea. This disorder occurs when the breath is interrupted during sleep. Although this obstructed breathing is not life-threatening, it does cause low-quality sleep and often leads to frequent wakefulness
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This guest post was submitted by Joy Mali. There is great joy when a new baby is born into a family! For some, it is a time of celebration. For others, it’s a time of quiet introspection. They wonder if they have what it takes to be a good parent. For everyone, it’s a time
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Tuition costs at traditional four-year colleges are rising. While some ivy-league free online undergraduate costs are looking promising parents must continue to set aside funds to pay for their child’s upcoming college costs. One of the easiest and tax-friendly ways to pay for future educational expenses is to set aside money by establishing a
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I haven’t wrote an update about my daughter in a really long time. I think about it often, but sometimes shy away from sharing. The fact is, she really is doing excellent overall, but there are many challenges that come along with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) that I did not foresee. Regarding her overall health
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