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As a parent, one of the scariest things that you can imagine is losing your source of income. Without a reliable source of incoming money, you won’t be able to provide for yourself or your children. If you lose your source of income due to getting injured on the job, the fear can be even more intense since you wonder how you’ll be able to find work when your body is hurt.
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Originally posted on October 15, 2018 @ 3:58 am
The home where you live needs to be safe and in at least relatively good repair. So when something major or catastrophic goes wrong, you probably have to call professionals as quickly as possible to get the situation handled. So it’s best to preempt that situation by having contact numbers on hand and at the ready for every member of your family.
A few examples of contact numbers that you need to have would include the names for an electrician, a plumber, a city manager, and any insurance company representatives that you may have to speak to quickly. All of those people will have equipment or resources that can help you prevent a serious tragedy from getting worse in your home environment. [Read more…] about Keep These Contact Numbers For Professionals Handy at Your Home
Originally posted on May 28, 2018 @ 1:00 pm
There is no strict age for when you should begin potty training your toddler. However, most experts recommend starting at about age two. Although it’s something that can prove to be challenging, it doesn’t have to be a miserable experience. Teaching your child to use the potty can be a fun and rewarding experience for all of you. IT’s all a matter of knowing the right tricks to get through to the other side.
Before you know it, you’ll be diaper free, and your little one will be using the potty in no time. Here are some of the best tips to get you through the experience. [Read more…] about 5 Tips For Making It Through Potty Training
Originally posted on July 7, 2018 @ 12:57 pm
Buying a home is a huge responsibility, and it’s better to understand the full realm of your responsibilities before taking them on. A home is a large financial responsibility, and the spending doesn’t stop at closing.
Before you purchase your new home, make sure you do the research. You don’t want any surprises when it comes to one of the largest purchases of your life. Here are a few common home maintenance issues you should consider when planning for your family’s financial future. [Read more…] about Common Home Maintenance Issues To Know Before Buying A Home
Originally posted on May 18, 2018 @ 6:58 am
For many people, a clean home helps them feel safe and well taken care of. But if you have small kids at home, it can be a real challenge to try to find the balance between letting your kids be kids and keeping your home in order. Luckily, there are ways that you can accomplish both of these goals. To show you how, here are three tips for keeping your home clean when you have small children around. [Read more…] about 3 Tips For Keeping Your Home Clean When You Have Small Children
Originally posted on August 10, 2018 @ 4:53 am
As a parent, you want to hope that you and your family will never have to deal with anything too scary or dangerous. But the facts of life are that most families have some type of disaster hit them at one point or another. The trick to getting through this time unscathed is to be prepared before the emergency strikes. Especially in situations like flood or fire, having a plan in place and being ready can make a huge difference in the ultimate outcome. To help you with this, here are three ways you can prepare your family to deal with a flood.
When the rain starts falling or the rivers start rising isn’t the time to start getting things prepared. To really be ready for a flood, you have to have been prepared before the first drop of water even appears. To do this, it’s now time to start putting together an emergency kit to help if a flood should happen. According to ACFloodControl.org, your emergency flood kit should include things like first aid and medicine, food and water, a radio, and an extra set of clothes. Try to keep all these things in water-tight bags so that they won’t get wet from flood waters and will remain useful even in a flood. [Read more…] about 3 Ways to Prepare Your Family To Deal With A Flood
Originally posted on April 30, 2018 @ 7:50 am
Your family may think that they’re ready for a new, four-legged addition, but there are a few points of awareness you should possess to prepare your home fully for owning a dog. Many different dog breeds can be available for adoption, and every one has its own special needs.
Some dogs are not so well suited for a home with small children. Some dogs are great with kids. Whatever’s the case, you should know what your dog will need, and find a friend that best fits your household’s daily lifestyle. [Read more…] about Things To Consider Before You Get a Dog
Originally posted on June 25, 2018 @ 12:55 pm
Life is an enigma we struggle to find our way through on a day to day basis. Each day, there are over a hundred decisions we make without even thinking and several others that take us days to navigate through. As important as your family is to you, wouldn’t it be nice if some of those decisions were already taken care of and waiting on us, should we need them? There are, at least, three things you can prepare for that will make life a little easier in the long run.
As hard as it is to fathom, if there is one thing that we are not guaranteed in life, it is our next breath. If you are the sole provider in your home, your death could mean a mountain of debt for those you leave behind. It is a good idea to invest in a great life insurance plan. If possible, invest in one for each member of your family. [Read more…] about 3 Things Every Family Should Have Waiting In The Wings
Originally posted on October 21, 2017 @ 1:15 pm
When it comes to home decoration, sometimes collectibles are the most fun thing that you can add in order to personalize your spaces. Obviously, you want to do the major projects first, like painting or putting up shelves for example. But after that, you can really start to make your place look unique, and one way to do that is by adding some collectibles to the mix.
A few different categories of collectibles to look into include decorative characters, glass figurines, antiques, or even sports memorabilia. Depending on the personalities of the people in the house, you can do any or all of these, or you can add or subtract at will. One nice thing about collectibles is often that they’re small and easy to put in or take out of a decorative theme. [Read more…] about Fun Collectibles For Home Decoration
Originally posted on July 15, 2017 @ 4:23 am