Nothing on this planet stays the same throughout. Change occurs whether we are ready for it or not. The universe doesn’t wait for us to get comfortable. Darwin proposed that the life we see now too arose through a series of variations in the environment and hence fluctuations in the genes of the populations all starting from a common species of life about a million years ago. From single celled algae to a multi celled human being. When almost every day the nature is adjusting to a million little … [Read more...]
Is it Okay to Lie? How Honest Should We Be?
August 12, 2019 by
I was sitting at a cafe, sipping my latte, when I heard a kid ask his mom why was honesty the best policy - something about what his teacher said when it came to lying and being honest. Listening to their conversation got me thinking. “Honesty is the best policy.” Is it always though? Is being completely honest and open with everyone always a good idea? Are we never supposed to lie to anyone, even if it is to make someone feel better? If a child comes up to you, asking … [Read more...]
Mom Comedians Taking Over The Comedy Scene
August 8, 2019 by
Motherhood is beautiful, but there are a lot of daily struggles that come as a package deal with that beauty. Recently, a lot of moms have started sharing their motherhood struggles - from sleepless nights to the perks of having to deal with poopy diapers. This has brought on an influx of mom comedians, and trust me, even if you are not a mother, the way they talk anecdotes and laugh over the most ridiculous of things their babies do will have you laughing. It is one of the most relatable … [Read more...]
Four Signs you are Dealing with a Troubled Teen
August 5, 2019 by
Teenage years are among the most difficult ones during our whole course of life. The relationship with parents typically worsens at this time as a teen feels like their parents cannot possible understand them. What is more, there are lots of problems at school, no to mention the fact that it is time to start thinking about an undergraduate degree at college or university. In case a child or his parents have chosen homeschooling instead of a traditional schooling program, the lack of … [Read more...]
3 Benefits of Choosing Montessori Education For Your Kids
August 3, 2019 by
Every parent wants the best for their child. Giving them the best education is one of the major concerns that most people have. Many have started questioning our education system because it doesn’t seem to focus much on the overall growth of the children. People homeschool their children or look for different methods that they can incorporate in their children’s life along with traditional education. Before I tell you the benefits of choosing Montessori education for your kids, let me … [Read more...]
How to Avoid New Baby Budgeting Blues
July 22, 2019 by
Having a baby might be a wonderful experience, but it's difficult to ignore the expense that comes hand-in-hand with the pitter patter of tiny feet. Babies need a lot of things that you wouldn't generally account for in your budget, like formula, new clothes, nursery furniture, and countless diapers. If you're not careful, you could end up spending thousands of pounds before you've even hit your second trimester. It's easy to get overwhelmed when you're preparing for the arrival of … [Read more...]
7 Ideas For Mom’s “Me” Time
June 24, 2019 by
Being a mom is a full-time job and can get extremely tiring, especially if you are a new mom. You want to take a break but worry how on earth will your kids and your family function without you. It feels like you are the only thing stopping your house from collapsing. I feel you. I used to feel the same. I then realized how important it is to take a break. I talked about how important it is to take a break without your kids. While I focused on why childless trips are important for the … [Read more...]
5 Parenting Tips That Actually Work Really Well
June 17, 2019 by
Parenting can sometimes be a task, let’s be hones, it is a task most of the times. There are wonderful moments sure, but there are so many painful and teary moments. Getting frustrated when children wouldn’t listen is really common. We always look for ways to make our children listen to us, do as we say. I am talking about tiny tots here, teenagers are a whole different topic. Teaching them things starts from a very early age. We have to talk to them, remembering that they do not have … [Read more...]
Is Your Parent Ready for In-Home Care?
June 10, 2019 by
Taking care of aging parents can be difficult, especially if you aren’t sure what type of care or support they need. If they seem reasonably capable of taking care of themselves, but still struggle with some basic aspects of daily life, you may be too worried to leave them entirely on their own, but too confident in their independence to provide them with long-term care. One option in circumstances like this is in-home care, which can provide you with solutions for several … [Read more...]
What to Do and Not to Do When Negotiating Debt
June 6, 2019 by
Have an ugly stain in your financial past? Around 77 million people have credit reports that show a debt in collections. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the average balance is over $5,000. However, depending on the type of debt one carries, effective negotiating might be enough to help you climb out of the hole. Here’s what you should and should not do when negotiating your debt. Do: Understand the Difference Between Creditors and Collectors A creditor … [Read more...]
