Parenting With Heart And Humor
How can parents protect their children should the unexpected happen? Why is estate planning for parents so important? Get all your questions answered! Estate Planning for Parents As parents, it’s our duty to protect our children and provide a warm, loving environment for them. Furthermore, View Post
Activities for Money Smart Kids Teaching kids about money and how to be money smart can be a really stress-inducing thought. If you as an adult have any money stress at all, the thought of teaching your children about it may in fact cause you anxiety and it can be for many reasons. View Post
Tips For Raising A Financially Responsible Teen Much of what I know about financial responsibility I had to learn on my own. While I love my parents, they held the belief that family finances were a private matter and it would only stress their children out to learn about them. This lack of View Post
Protect your finances during a divorce: (Disclaimer: I am happily married to the father of our four beautiful boys. The situation I describe below is from a divorce I went through years before I met my husband.) My divorce was filed in Florida in 2004. None of the information in this post is View Post
This is a sponsored post on behalf of LendingTree for She Savvy. How to Make The Equity in Your Home Work For You: I sit down at the rickety table outside of our local coffee shop. Am I the only one with the innate ability to pick the table with the wobbly legs and the grocery shopping cart with View Post
This is a sponsored post on behalf of The Florida Prepaid College Board for Bloggin' Mamas. All thoughts and opinions expressed are those of our own. Life After College: Debt Free Do you remember back in the day, way back to your college days?! Studying until the wee hours, pushing yourself to get View Post
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Bloggin’ Mamas & the Florida Prepaid College Board. All opinions expressed are my own. How to Reach The most important Savings Goals For Families The kitchen table is covered with papers. It’s been years since we last used it as a dinner table. Between the View Post
Discover four fun ways to teach kids about stocks (This post was done in collaboration with BusyKid. I received compensation in return for my honest review. Every opinion stated is 100% mine.) “Mom, did you know that Brandon’s mom is a surgeon. She fixes sick people every day. It’s so cool.” View Post
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Bloggin' Mamas & the Florida Prepaid College Board. All opinions expressed are my own. 10 Things People Don't Know About Florida Prepaid College Plans “I want what’s best for you, that’s all. You deserve the opportunities I had, and especially the ones I View Post
This post was done in collaboration with BusyKid. I received compensation in return for my honest review. Every opinion stated is 100% mine. Tired of your kids asking for money? BusyKid is the solution! Jordan has been circling around me for hours, like a bird of prey waiting for the right time View Post
“This post is sponsored by Everywhere Agency on behalf of OshKosh B’gosh; however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.” Save on Back-to-School Clothes: Back-to-school is one of my favorite times of year. I love watching the kids blossom as they adjust to a new grade, new teacher and View Post
Isn’t it Murphy’s law that the unexpected happens in the middle of the month. I have long spent my last paycheck on paying bills, and the next paycheck is too far away for me to let the bank account float on air.I am running late for work, which should be a sign for me to stay in bed for the View Post
Get money saving tips, frugal living ideas and learn ways to save on everything for a new baby from a mother of 4! Enjoy preparing for a baby on a budget!This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SnugDryUltra #CollectiveBiasLife View Post
I look at him, batting my blue eyes and give him a sweet smile. He knows that can only mean one thing. Well, it could mean a few things, but regardless, he knows I am about to ask him for something. The look I get back is a mix between an apprehensive “what now” and a “should I be scared”… We have View Post