You have likely heard the term ‘growth mindset’, but perhaps you do not have a clue what it is and the impact it can have on your children. This article will give you a basic understanding of the concept as well as some of the fantastic benefits it can have on children (and adults too!). What is Growth Mindset? Professor Carol Dweck coined this phrase with reference to people’s ideas about intelligence and cognitive development and … [Read more...]
Six Ways To Help A Parent With Cancer
It can be incredibly hard to cope when you find out that someone you love has cancer. The whirlwind of emotions and fear that you will feel can be overwhelming, especially if the person dealing with the cancer diagnosis is a source of strength for you. It’s natural to feel confused and helpless at this time, but if you are supporting a parent with cancer, you need to know how to do that without burning yourself out. They will be handling a … [Read more...]
Does It Have To Be So Expensive To Equip Your Kitchen?
There are few parts of the home where it feels like modern convenience really matters quite as much as the kitchen. Were it not for the toaster, microwave, freezer, and other handy appliances, we would be spending literally all day preparing our meals instead of being able to get them done in an evening. However, there’s no denying that keeping your kitchen equipped can be pretty expensive, so, what can you do to make the costs of that modern … [Read more...]
The Main Advice How to Survive and Thrive as a Single Mom
Becoming a mother is hard, and if you are in terrible agony after becoming one, then you have come to the right place. We know what it takes when it comes to single parenting. Handling kids when you have a job is a catch 22. Do not freak out, take a deep breath, and read this article as it will help you on how to cope with being a single mom. 1. Discover Work from Home Jobs It is the best tip that I can give you on how to survive … [Read more...]
5 Requirements to Become a Pharmacy Tech
The pharmacy tech job market is looking great in the next decade, with an estimated 420,000 jobs already in place and projected growth of about 7%; higher than the national average. This means it’s a great time to get involved in the medical field, and pharmacy tech training can take as little as 10 months to complete, depending on the program. If you’re interested in becoming a pharmacy technician, we’ve got good news: this guide … [Read more...]
Alternative Career Paths For Creative-Minded Moms
If you consider yourself to be a creative minded mom then you should have a career which fits in with your role as a mom and which ticks the box with regards to your creativity. The days of staying at home as a mom, without a way to earn are over and we are living in the very best times for any mom who is still looking to stay active with regards to their career. If you are looking to change career or simply embark on a new one, here are some … [Read more...]
Helping Your Family Through Medical Malpractice
There were around 12,414 cases of medical malpractice reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank between 2009 and 2018, and medical malpractice is officially the third leading cause of death in the U.S. (as reported by John Hopkins University). The top causes of medical malpractice include misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, childbirth, anesthesia, medication or surgical errors, and infection. If your family has been through such an … [Read more...]
Grilled Steak Without an Outdoor Grill
Sure, there's nothing like cooking steak on the backyard grill. But who has time for that? If you want to get the look of grill cooking, here are some easy kitchen cheats that do the trick. You might be surprised how good a steak can turn-out using these indoor grill tips that look like they were cooked outdoors. Cast Iron pan- Option #1 What you'll need: Cast iron skillet (at least 3" deep) Steak slabs (no more than 1" … [Read more...]
Denied Social Security Disability? (Why you shouldn’t panic)
Injuries and disabilities can mean that you are unable to work. In turn, this can mean that you are unable to pay your bills or provide for your family. This realisation that you are in a potentially serious financial situation can be a stressful time, especially if your injury or disability means that you are unlikely to return to your duties any time soon. One way forward is to apply for Social Security Disability (SSD). However, many … [Read more...]
Back to School: 3 Reasons Why It Is Not Just for Kids
Like everything else during the pandemic, back to school time is weird. Right now, school districts are trying to decide whether classes will be in-person or remote. If in-person, will they be held inside or outside? If outside, what happens when the weather turns bad? Some schools have started with in person learning only to move to remote learning. If remote, who’s responsibility is it to provide computers? What happens if a teacher or student … [Read more...]
