It’s the middle of summer. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic that meant your kids were out of school but at camp or other activities. Now that our lives have changed in ways we never could have foreseen, your kids might be stuck at home, doing schoolwork online or already returning to in-person school to make up for time lost. You may even be dealing with multiple scenarios.
Who to Call Before The Big Move
While packing up all of your belongings, thinking about possible renovations for your new home, and organizing all of your plans for your upcoming move, it can be difficult to remember who to call to tell it all to. While calling your friends and family may be bittersweet, they are some of the most important people in your life to call and tell about the move. On the other hand, making sure that you have covered all of your bases with doctor’s practices, insurance agencies, and other institutions will ensure that your new address will receive important documentation and billing information. Whether you are moving across the country or around the block, notifying important groups of people in your life and agencies of your address change is an important part of moving to a new home. Here are a few tips on people to notify when transitioning into a new place:
Are Welcome Books For Vacation Rentals Really Worth It?
Have you ever been to a vacation rental apartment and hit a snag while using the high-tech kitchen appliances? Have you ever felt a pang of disappointment while trying to locate a doctor or a departmental store in a block chock-a-block with high rises? Your guests might feel the same way on arriving at your vacation rental. Hence, having a welcome book is necessary.
Top Tips For Taking The Kids Camping During COVID-19
While we are over the worst of the coronavirus pandemic, we’re not out of the woods just yet. Even as restrictions continue to ease across the world, there are measures that still need to be observed this summer. The last thing we all want is a rise in hospital admissions and another full lockdown. As such, it looks as though foreign summer holidays in 2021 might end up being a no-go for many. Still, that’s not to say you can’t take the family on a trip during the kids’ summer holidays. Pack up the tent or take your newly converted campervan out for its first adventure, and head on over to a campsite. Just bear in mind there are a few things you’ll need to know before you go.
Budget-Friendly Kids’ Birthday Party Ideas
All parents know that there is always going to be a competition between parents who will throw a better birthday party for their kid. But that is not a healthy nor correct thing to do. Not every family has the same budget and not every kid wants a big party. There is nothing bad about throwing your kid budget-friendly and throwing one doesn’t mean that the party is going to be a bad one. And here is how you can accomplish that.
5 Ways to Throw the Ultimate Kid’s Birthday Party
As parents, we love to see our children happy and excited. Perhaps one of the most exciting days of the year for the child is on their birthday. To have the most ultimate kid’s birthday party ever, consider including these five tips and tricks.
6 Ways to Help Your Kids Develop a Growth Mindset
We have been taught to believe that some people are born talented or intelligent and are bound to do better than others. That is not true. And definitely not what we should be teaching our kids. Our abilities and personal potential are limitless. The only thing that limits us is our attitude and mindset.
7 Ways to Raise an Emotionally Intelligent Child
This article discusses ways of raising emotionally intelligent kids. The article was written solely to provide parents with tips for making their kids acquire soft skills to build emotional intelligence.
How to Handle Toddler Sleep Regression
Having a small kid at home is never easy when it comes to sleep. From the moment they are born until the moment they leave home for college, you’ll always worry about them waking up, having nightmares, or staying out late. However, there is a period of time, when everything seems fine – when your child becomes a toddler and starts sleeping peacefully. Up until he or she doesn’t.
New Child, New Stressors: Striving to Maintain Balance
As a new parent, you’re bound to experience waves of different emotions at any given time. There will be joyful highs, moments of frustration, laughter, exhaustion, worry, and unconditional love.