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If you are a parent to a young child, it’s essential to start thinking about saving for their future. You don’t need much money to start a nest egg for your child. You can even start with as little as a few dollars a month. You have many years to
Enlightening Life Lessons by Dr. Joanne Foster “There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” ~ Edith Wharton If we put the quote above in the context of families, we might think that adults are like candles, lighting wicks of knowledge—and
By Christina E. Foxwell Habits childhood Trauma can create in adults. Getting Real; understanding Habits. Have you ever wondered why you do certain things that keep showing up in your life? You know these habits are not the best parts of you, yet you must do them to feel relief
Nature Play and Young Children in the Digital Age by Rue Jyoti In today’s digital age, young children have access to a wealth of information at their fingertips. From educational apps to interactive games, technology has enhanced the way children learn. However, as parents and caregivers, it is crucial to
Winter Book List – Books to Read This Winter By Jill Kelsey Ready for some shifts in perspective? These titles will have you rethinking what you know about postpartum, communicating with your children and your coworkers, eating mushrooms, how babies are impacted by oxygen and their diets during the first
Here are Three Ways for Women to Manage Pain During Labor and Delivery Giving birth is called labor for a reason; it’s hard work for a new mom! And while there are many ways to reduce pain, including the hee hee hoo hoo breathing of the Lamaze technique, there
If you are a parent to a young child, it’s essential to start thinking about saving for their future. You don’t need much money to start a nest egg for
Enlightening Life Lessons by Dr. Joanne Foster “There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” ~ Edith Wharton If
By Christina E. Foxwell Habits childhood Trauma can create in adults. Getting Real; understanding Habits. Have you ever wondered why you do certain things that keep showing up
Nature Play and Young Children in the Digital Age by Rue Jyoti In today’s digital age, young children have access to a wealth of information at their fingertips. From educational
Winter Book List – Books to Read This Winter By Jill Kelsey Ready for some shifts in perspective? These titles will have you rethinking what you know about postpartum,
Here are Three Ways for Women to Manage Pain During Labor and Delivery Giving birth is called labor for a reason; it’s hard work for a new mom! And
