Summer activities tend to revolve around water. As the weather heats up, families will flock to the beach, lakes, natural springs, pool, rivers, and water parks to cool off. The best way to beat the heat is to get wet, right? But there can be many dangers lurking in those waters.
When you are young, saving money is often not something you make a priority. But this is also a time when you can create healthy habits that will last a lifetime! Teaching your teen the importance of saving, while helping them develop the skills they will need to be financially secure, does not have to be an overwhelming task. Here is an important...
Topics: Financial Education, Family
We have all felt annoyed at the sheer amount of paperwork required in order to see a medical professional. Even with the advent of online check-ins and provider apps, there is still so much information doctor’s offices want you to provide in advance of an appointment. Your family medical history is one part of that, and it’s an important one....
Meal planning and preparation may not excite you. Or maybe it does. Either way, it can help bring order to your life, save you money on groceries, and simplify what can feel like an unwelcome daily task. Here are some tips for making family meal planning more fun:
Parents are their child’s first, and arguably most important, teachers. From the very beginning, our children are watching and learning from our behaviors. Not just what we say, but what we do. And there are some essential life skills we can impart to our children from an early age, according to experts:
We all have the potential to go a little stir crazy during the winter months, when we spend more time indoors. This can be especially true for children. Their bodies crave movement. But just because you can't get outdoors doesn't mean you have to be still. Here are some ideas for getting your kids up and moving when the weather outside keeps you...
Parenting approaches shift over generations. The way you were raised may not be the way you choose to raise your own children. Societal beliefs and norms also evolve over time. Once recent trend has been for families to spend more time together. Newsweek explains this approach to parenting:
Topics: Family
You may have heard the saying, “It’s the little things that matter most.” Many people think saying, “Thank you” qualifies as a little thing, but it has the ability to make a significant positive impact on relationships. Especially within families:
It’s not too early to begin thinking about your travel goals for the new year. Planning ahead can save you money and stress. Want to take an epic road trip with the family? Travel writer Tanvi Chheda has a few suggestions…
Topics: Family
Spooky season is here! Halloween is a cherished holiday for many families, filled with fun and traditions. Whether you’ll be heading out with your little ones for the first time, or sending your teens out unsupervised, AOL.com has some tips on how to approach some specific Halloween milestones: