A Mom | Lifestyle Blog
The cost of food in Canada - and all over, really - is higher than it's been in a long time. Families are struggling to afford even the basic necessities (hello, butter) and are often sweating at the checkout as the total gets bigger and bigger. We're no different. But, as a family, we've adjusted our spending. Here are a few ways to save a little money on your groceries.…
They say the best way to educate a child about the ways of life are simply to lead by example. The same goes for developing good spending and saving habits - and the basics of money. Starting young is best, but delving into the fine art of finances is an important lesson as any age. Here are a few points to cover when teaching your kids the value of money.…
The phrase "one and done" was conceived to define parents who have intentionally (or not) decided that they are completely gratified with having only one child. That's not to say that some parents don't experience a little grief here and there regarding said decision. But they are owning, defending, and loving every minute of their one and done family lifestyle!…
At a certain age our daughters go from being a total sweetheart to a full-blown monster seemingly overnight. Children really are growing up faster than ever and, as a parent, the upheaval can be overwhelming to say the least. Here are a few tips and suggestions for surviving this transition as we all search for the secret to parenting a pre-teen girl.…
Everybody is talking about meal kits, and it's obvious why. There are so many different meal kit companies out there though! The meal kit market has never been so saturated, so it can be hard to know which one to subscribe to. …
Keeping the kiddos entertained and engaged, making amazing memories, not to mention the added financial strain can be super nerve-racking. But, fear not, the parental pressure can be a little subdued with these helpful tips for a stress free Summer.…