Many families wonder when and how to approach sharing with their child that they have an autism diagnosis. There are no clear rules on how or when this talk should
Moms, Dads…. I’ve got to say I’m a bit overloaded lately. Is it just me? I feel like I have messages coming at me every which way: family, Facebook, Instagram,
By starting early, a college savings fund can grow with your child. Ohio’s 529 Plan, CollegeAdvantage, offers tax-free earnings and withdrawals for qualified higher education expenses, those costs required to attend any federally accredited educational institutions. ...
When I had three babies in less than three years (yep, twins), people had the impression my life, as I knew it, would be over. I would swap my professional
Making your own baby food is a lot easier than you think. Parents often feel stumped about where to begin. You can give your baby what you are eating for a meal, as long as it's the right consistency. Learn a basic recipe you can make at home and modify with any number of foods. ...
We’ve all done it: in a moment of multitasking, like putting away groceries, wrangling a toddler, and trying to plan dinner — or just a brainless moment when you’re
Bullying is a common parental fear. We send our dearly loved children out into the world hoping nothing and no one will harm their tender hearts, but hurt feelings are inevitable. What is a parent to do when the fear of bullying becomes an all-too-painful reality? ...
This shabby chic burlap planter idea is a wonderful (and frugal) addition to any front porch or patio. It is simple, extremely inexpensive and absolutely adorable! Using burlap, twine and
Becoming a mother is something many little girls spend their childhood dreaming about. We swaddle our dolls, change pretend diapers, and fawn over our imaginary babies, secretly wondering when