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By Olivia M
For many kids, the piano is one of the first instruments that they start to learn. Because pianos are so prevalent, it’s usually easy to find someone who plays the piano and can teach your child how to play as well.
However, because actual piano lessons can only be so long, so much of your child’s learning will have to take place in the home through practice. The problem with this is the many children don’t enjoy practicing anything, let alone a solo instrument.
[Read more…]By Sally
When you’ve got multiple children, getting them ready for back to school can be a nightmare. Nevermind trying to get them back into schedules and routines or getting them past their anxieties of being in a new classroom with new teachers and students. The amount of money it’s going to cost you to make sure they all have the proper clothes, shoes, and supplies for the school year is outrageous.Â
[Read more…]By Olivia M
So, you love dogs, and you know that adopting is better than buying a new one. You’ve probably got the perfect image in your mind of how it will look and what a significant impact it will have on your family’s dynamic.
However, even though you may have convinced yourself that it will play out perfectly, it’s vital that you have a realistic idea of all that it will require of you. When you add a dog into your life, it’s not a temporary toy. A dog is a new family member and a big commitment.
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You don’t ever want to see something terrible happen to a family member. But if something does happen, it makes it worse if the situation is because of someone else’s negligence. Some action that some other person did means that a family member of yours is in pain, got injured somehow, or otherwise lost something of value. It is unacceptable on all kinds of levels, and that’s why you should pursue compensation to the full extent of your abilities
By Sally
While having your children get hurt is awful, you as the parent being the one who’s hurt is only slightly better in the eyes of most people. Especially if you have young children, being down due to an injury can make your daily lives very difficult. And if your injury is something that’s not going to quickly be solved, like a spinal cord injury or a broken bone, you may be anxious how you’ll still be able to take care of your children and all the responsibilities associated with them. So to help make this a little easier on everyone involved, here are three ways to keep being an effective parent when you’re injured.