First-Time Fatherhood

First-Time Fatherhood

Figuring out fatherhood for the first time can be both exciting and overwhelming. This is the story of a dad that realized the value of the peace ...

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29 Super Fun Camping Games

29 Super Fun Camping Games

In order to keep your next camping trip full of fun and adventure, we put together a list of different camping games for all ages and groups. Some of these games require items to play, but most of these items are things you should take with you anyway.

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How to Effectively Manage Being a Work From Home Parent

How to Effectively Manage Being a Work From Home Parent

When you’re a work-from-home parent, there are hurdles you have to get over before you manage to find your groove. With these tips, it should be a lot easier for you to figure out how you want to go about your work-from-home situation while still managing to be a good parent.

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What Does it Really Mean to Choose a Family Car?

What Does it Really Mean to Choose a Family Car?

As your family grows, you’ll inevitably ask yourself the question: Is it time to invest in a family car? It’s not something too many couples do before they have multiple children, but it can become an appealing idea pretty quickly once the kids come along. But even if you decide it’s time to get a family car, it’s not quite as simple as heading to the nearest dealership and picking out a minivan. There’s more that goes into the decision, which is why we’re taking a little time to look into what it really mean to have a family car. 

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Tips for Finding Balance When You Work from Home

Tips for Finding Balance When You Work from Home

Balancing work and life becomes a lot harder when you start working from home. Whether you’re new to remote work or you’ve been doing this for years, you’re likely well aware of the challenges involved in juggling childcare, chores, and work deadlines. Your career demands a lot of your time, but so does your family! 

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Baby Proofing Guide

Baby Proofing Guide

Baby proofing is a matter of making a home safe for your baby now and into the future as they grow. Babies begin their life at home relatively safe because their limited mobility. In early infancy, babies can barely see and have no ability to move around independently. They can't roll over, can't support the weight of their own head and don't have full control to unclench their own fingers! However, some may be surprised at how fast that all changes. By about 3 months old, babies can grab onto things and around 6 months old, many are able to sit up. As your baby changes, your house and surroundings must change as well. Babies and toddlers love to learn about and explore their world. They learn by picking things up, moving around, putting things in their mouth and by poking or touching things within their reach.

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