Most families spend an average of 37 quality minutes per day together. Getting more time together doesn’t have to be complicated. Even mundane, everyday tasks can become a fun-filled family affair. Here are four simple ways to bring the family together before summer ends! Invite the Family to Help with Tasks Chores, cooking, and exercise are … Continue reading 4 Ways to Bring Your Family Together
Mastering Decluttering: Staying Motivated and Donating Items
Deep-cleaning the house is a wonderful and frustrating experience for just about everybody. It starts with a blast of motivation but quickly shifts to exasperation from an overwhelming mess. In the end, cleaning can lead to an organized home and satisfied inhabitants. But a deep dive into your material possessions helps more than just the … Continue reading Mastering Decluttering: Staying Motivated and Donating Items
Eco-Friendly Ways to Use Your Money
Climate change is all around us, rearing its ugly head in the form of recent severe weather catastrophes and damage to flora and fauna. Many of us wonder what we can do to stave off and potentially reverse these adverse impacts. If you are among this group, there are simple daily habits you can adopt … Continue reading Eco-Friendly Ways to Use Your Money
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How to Make And Distribute Handmade Cloth Face Masks
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Advice for Parenting During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Jennifer Powers explores parenthood in the time of a pandemic.
How to Answer Your Kids’ Tough Questions
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