Regardless of whether or not your child attends a public, private, or home school it is important to start the school year off with enthusiasm and vigor. After you have talked to your child about their upcoming goals, expectations and desires for the upcoming year what can you do next to give him or her a […]
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Samantha Peters submitted this guest post. She is a regular contributor on the personal finance blog Paid Twice. Sam enjoys writing about ways to make sure that your money is working hard and earning you the highest rates of return. As parents we often spend a lot of our time focused on making sure that we raise
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Right after my twins turned 3 we went on a 7-day Caribbean cruise. The trip was a wonderful experience and gave me a much-needed break. I wanted to share some tips with you that helped make the trip a smooth and enjoyable one for us. 1. Fill out all of your paperwork online before your
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I’m an observer and from the time I started going to school I began to see the children around me. The fact is, insecurities about oneself does not discriminate based socio-economic status, gender, ethnic backgrounds, nor geographic locations. Insecurities, start within the root of a person’s mind and reflects the person’s actions and speech. Having low
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Technology is great. Tech gadgets are interactive and fun for children to use, but giving him or her an electronic device this summer as your sole means of teaching your child how to gain a competitive edge needs to be done with a balanced approach. Having a comfortable handle on technology alone does not give
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Science is one of those subjects that kids love when they’re very young and then, as they grow older many kids tend to grow out of it. Hopefully, they may come back to it—but for the late elementary and middle school years, getting kids to appreciate and even love science again can be difficult. This
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For the first year of my daughter’s life, I put my dreams on hold. I paused pursuing my wants and desires and focused solely on my child. I told myself I was too busy to finish pre-pregnancy projects and didn’t have the time or the energy to run towards my goals. I yearned to sleep,
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