With winter finally here, there is so much to look forward to when you've got kids in the house, from enjoying the time indoors making memories by the fire together to playing outside in the snow, sleighing, and building snowmen. Winter is also the time of year where we need to pay close attention to our health and keep our immune systems in peak working order.
Decorating a nursery or a child's bedroom can create a lot of excitement. You want to create something that your child will really love because you love to see them happy. But it's also important to keep in mind that children's tastes and favorite things change as they grow. Your child can be obsessed with dinosaurs one week and by the next week, they're all about ballet. It might be fun to decorate their room the first one or two times, but by the time their interests have changed five times, it's not so interesting.
When you decide you’re ready to sell your old car and buy a new one, it’s a big decision. This decision is sometimes even bigger or at least feels that way when you have kids. You want a vehicle that’s going to give you space, functionality, safety, and reliability.
Your needs may differ from what you look for in a vehicle when you don’t have kids.
This is also a good time to start thinking about registration and getting those private plates you always wanted.
Addiction or substance use disorder (SUD), as it’s more properly known, is a mental health condition that has strong genetic and environmental components. While there isn’t anything a parent can do about their genetics, the way they talk about drugs and alcohol and how they use it can be a significant predictor of whether or not their child experiments with substances or develops an SUD later in life.
Being a new parent is a lot of work and even more so when your child begins to hit all the developmental landmarks. When a child begins to grow older, and transition from baby foods- questions about what foods they can eat arise. The dietary and nutritional requirements for 2–3-year-olds are a mystery for most parents.
Anyone with young children knows the struggles that can arise whenever you need to get your kids to do something they don’t want to do or are outside the norm. Or, if you’ve ever tried to put your child to bed without reading a favorite bedtime story, you’re more than familiar with the push-back and the occasional outburst that follows.
Southern California is a fantastic area to live in, and it's not only because of the pleasant weather all year. A melting pot of culture, a robust economy, top-tier schools, and breathtaking scenery contribute to the area being a fantastic place to raise a family.
Here are the best neighborhoods to raise your kids comfortably in Southern California:
Irvine
The holiday season is a time full of cheer! As December rolls around it’s time to start getting into the holiday spirit. Here are ten fun activities to celebrate the holiday season this year.
1. Go Caroling
One way to spread Christmas cheer is by singing. Listening to Christmas songs can get you in the holiday spirit. Bring along your family for some extra bonding time. Start in your neighborhood and then head to friends’ houses.
Everyone wants to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones during the holidays. While thinking about what you might get your mom, you likely want to find something to celebrate who she is and everything she does for you. Jewelry is an excellent way to express all of those emotions and more, but not if she doesn’t like what’s under your family’s tree. Read about these eight things to know before buying mom jewelry for Christmas to get her the perfect accessory.
The holiday season is all about spreading love and joy. Giving family and friends gifts shows how much you care. Finding the perfect gift can be challenging. The best thing you can do is consider what the person may actually use, even if it’s a little over budget. Here are some practical gifts to splurge on this Christmas.
