Spring—outside is beautiful, but your house? Not so much. It’s time to spring clean, but are your kids making it difficult? Here are five tricks to spring cleaning with kids. According to the experts at Verywell Family, children learn important life skills by doing chores. They learn time management, how to keep things clean long-term, […]
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Quick! Mother’s Day is almost here. Are you going to buy her red roses? A necklace? Rather than giving her the same old trinkets, here are ten unique gift ideas for Mom. Mother’s Day is a reminder to appreciate the women in your life, but just buying a present might not seem like enough. That
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Everyone appreciates all the beautiful plants and animals in this world, but how can we celebrate Earth Day? Here are six eco-friendly and easy ways for you to give back to the planet. The plants and animals deserve it! 1. Clean Up Your Community One of the most popular and easiest methods to show appreciation
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The weather is perfect, the camera is ready, everyone looks amazing . . . but the kids won’t sit still for pictures. Here are some tricks to photograph uncooperative kids. Family photos—a reminder of beautiful memories, but also a herculean task requiring the Mission Impossible theme song. According to Momwell, family photos “bring an entirely
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Sibling fights can range from “Mom, he’s touching me!” to “I hate you!”, and all of them are hard to listen to and even harder to end. When it’s time for you to step in, use these handy tricks to stop sibling fights. According to Nemours KidsHealth, “Many kids are lucky enough to become the
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Everyone loves unicorns. These rainbow-colored mythical creatures can teach us so many things, even how to build happy friendships. How can you be like a unicorn this National Unicorn Day? More than just being pretty, unicorns have become icons of happiness, fantasy, and wonder. According to the article “National Unicorn Day” from National Today, unicorns
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On National School Librarian Day, we celebrate the people who keep our libraries running. We wouldn’t have these book sanctuaries without them, so take a moment to thank a librarian with these fun celebration ideas. As Neil Gaiman said, “Google will bring you back, you know, a hundred thousand answers. A librarian will bring you
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Springtime can mean many things: flowers, warmer weather, bunnies, allergies, cleaning, and Easter. But spring break only means one thing: time to spend with your family. If you are on a tight budget, can’t take the time off with your kids, or are making plans last minute, here are eight inexpensive family activities for spring
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Picking just the right thing for your child’s Easter basket every year can be a real struggle. A dress and candy? Baseball cards and a chocolate rabbit? And what if you’re buying for a toddler or baby? If you’ve run out of ideas this year, here are ten cute and fun children’s books for your
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When it comes to Generation-Z—young people born between 1997 and 2012—my number one piece of advice to start a conversation with Gen-zers is: If you want to know something, just ask them. In social situations—even one-on-one interactions—Gen-Zers can come off as aloof, rude, unsociable, awkward, introverted . . . (pop in whatever stereotype you want). But I have
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