UPDATE: 6/3/2017 As a parent, it’s terrifying to watch the video of a child stuck under a tipped over dresser. The boy in this video survived, but unfortunately every two weeks a child dies. Learn how to protect your family from tip-over dangers.
Busy moms need solutions, and emeals is a must-have! Emeals saves our family time, makes dinner easy, and lowers our grocery bill. Plus, it works with grocery delivery services.
Before you hit for a long road trip this Memorial Day or summer, spend five minutes checking the tire pressure. It can save your family’s life, and save you money with better gas mileage.
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20 Must-Have Outdoor Toys For Toddlers This Summer (12 to 36 months)
Summer is the season parents and kids look forward to all year long. Entertaining a toddler (12-36 months old) is easy with these 20 must-have outdoor toys for summer.
You know the saying – April showers bring May flowers. Floral arrangements it is this month with Mother’s Day, dance recitals, and graduations galore! Add in Memorial Day, and there are May deals for everyone.
Buyer’s remorse! If you miss the return window written out in a store’s return policy, there is another way to get your money back for unwanted shopping purchases. Credit cards offer return protection.
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As a parent, mommy guilt makes it difficult to make decisions. You question everything, and unfortunately nothing prepares you for the guilt that you feel as a mom. Letting go of mommy guilt requires a new way of thinking.
Your baby nursery and closet are as full as your heart when your bundle of joy arrives. Soon you realize many of those items will never come out of the box, or they don’t work like you expected. Must have baby products become baby products you don’t really need.
UPDATED 2/21/2017 We can’t live without our smartphones. The models become outdated quickly, creating lots of electronic trash. You can trade in your old phone, sell it yourself, or recycle it. What about other electronic waste?
The phone book is as outdated as the home phone. I never use it anymore, yet, it still appears in my driveway or doorstep. It makes me cringe every time I see it because it’s such a waste of ink and paper.