Making The Most Of What You’ve Already Saved

We talk a lot about what we haven’t done yet when it comes to money, like the savings we still need to build, the things we forgot to set up, the budget we meant to stick to but didn’t… We’ve all done things like that, and it’s totally normal, and

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Ways to Help Your Child Communicate Better

Effective communication skills are very important for children’s social and academic development, setting them up for their future success. However, mastery of these abilities takes guidance and support that are tailored specifically for your child. Whether they are shy, struggling with speech or simply need help honing their communication abilities,

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Why Having A Routine Matters In A Neurodiverse Household

For neurodiverse children – those with conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, or sensory processing disorders – routine isn’t just helpful, it can be essential for healthy development as well as emotional well being. These children often thrive in environments that are structured, predictable, and consistent. Routine helps

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My Top 10 BEST Curriculum Catalogs For Homeschoolers

I’m not sure if you have to be a curriculum junkie in order to be a homeschooler, but I do know that when you start teaching your children at home, you need resources. I have received nearly every home education-geared catalog out there. Oh I’m sure there are some I haven’t had, but I have had most at one time or other.

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Convenient Camping: The Key To Superior Adventures

Source : Pixabay CC0 License Camping is a fantastic type of vacation that can be enjoyed by solo travelers, groups of friends, and families alike. It truly has something to offer everyone while it also delivers an unrivaled opportunity to plan things on your terms. If you truly want to

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Autism Moms, It’s OK To Admit Mother’s Day is Hard

Dear Autism Mom on Mother’s Day, You’ve probably guessed it’s Mother’s Day again. Everyone is posting sweet pictures on Facebook of cards and gifts their children have given or made them. You are keeping to the routine so as to not upset your autistic child. That’s what good autism moms do

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