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It takes a village to raise a family; advice and tips to make the most of yours.
Life Lessons from Children's Books
As a mother, wife, author of children's picture books and a retirement plan consultant, I've always been deeply passionate about the power of storytelling. Children's books are more than just tales of whimsical adventures and colorful illustrations; they are potent tools for teaching valuable life lessons that shape young minds. These lessons can profoundly impact children's development, equipping them with critical skills for their future roles as employees, business owners, service providers, and entrepreneurs. Let's explore the valuable lessons children can learn from stories, how these lessons contribute to their overall development, and the benefits for us as parents.
By Kay Johnson-Clennon2 years ago in Families
The Miracle of Parenthood
It was a crisp autumn evening when Sarah and Daniel learned they were expecting their first child. The golden leaves fluttered down from the trees outside their window, and the world seemed to hold its breath as they stared at the positive pregnancy test, tears of joy streaming down their faces. For years, they had dreamed of this moment, and now it was finally here.
By Ebo Sylvester O2 years ago in Families
The Importance of Teaching Financial Literacy to Children
In today's fast-paced world, financial literacy is an essential life skill that everyone needs to master. As a mother, wife, author of children's picture books, and a retirement plan consultant, I've seen firsthand the impact that understanding finances can have on a family's well-being. Teaching children about money from a young age not only sets them up for future success but also brings immense benefits to parents. By addressing our money mindset and healing our relationship with money, we can create a financially healthy environment for our kids and ourselves.
By Kay Johnson-Clennon2 years ago in Families
From "Me" to "We. AI-Generated.
The rhythmic click-clack of Isabel's knitting needles became the unwelcome soundtrack to Daniel's growing frustration. He paced the living room, the neglected newspaper crumpling in his hand. Their anniversary weekend getaway, planned for months, was turning into a disaster.
By Muhammad Safdar2 years ago in Families
The Essential Disability Guide. AI-Generated.
Parenting is a journey full of joy, obstacles, and limitless learning. For parents of children with disabilities, that journey may take unexpected turns and require unique strategies. Eric Patterson's "A Guide to Raising Children with a Disability" is a ray of hope, offering support, guidance, and practical advice for families going through this complex path. Let's explore why this disability guide book is a must-read for anyone raising a child with special needs.
By Lilly Zayla2 years ago in Families
Parenting Knowledge
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Maplewood, lived a couple named Sarah and James. They both had thriving careers that they were passionate about—Sarah was a talented graphic designer, and James was a dedicated software engineer. They had two young children, Emma and Lucas, who were the light of their lives.
By herusaputro2 years ago in Families
How can we raise our children in a safe way?
There once was a time when most households only had one income. When most households only needed one income. Yes, this was a time that most of those households were married couples with kids. Now this version of the world seems like a dream, or a fantasy. It makes me wonder if this is just Canada, or the whole world? Is it just the reality of living in Canada?
By Talara Nolan2 years ago in Families
A Comprehensive Disability Guide for Parents: Raising Children with Disabilities. AI-Generated.
Navigating the complexities of raising a child with a disability can be challenging, but "A Guide to Raising Children with a Disability" by Eric Patterson is an invaluable resource that offers practical advice and insights, making disability parenting more manageable.
By Lilly Zayla2 years ago in Families
Death: Embracing Life's Final Journey with Compassion
Death is often avoided and hushed away in our culture. We learn not to talk about it, along with topics like sex and religion. Our avoidance of these subjects has made us unprepared for dealing with death and supporting those who grieve.1 But it's time to change this and see the value in discussing death freely.1
By Isaac Ekow Anyidoho2 years ago in Families







