It feels like yesterday you were navigating the challenges of toddlers and tweens. Suddenly, you have a teen who’s learning to drive. As you prepare for this major milestone, you may be wondering how to keep your “not-so-little-one” safe while building their confidence as a driver. Fortunately, with a little...
If you find your empty nest filling back up, follow these tips to ensure a harmonious living situation for you and your adult child.
From arranging child care to saving for the college years, there are plenty of things to consider when preparing for a new baby.
Accidents often happen where your children should feel the safest: at home. Go room by room to create the best action plan to help keep everyone out of harm’s way.
Get tips for creating a running schedule even a busy parent can stick to. Running isn’t just a way to stay in shape. Exercise boosts endorphins, which helps mitigate stress and improve your mood. A running routine can also help a busy parent stay focused.1 When you’re juggling the demands of...
Distract your children from the inevitable “Are we there yet?” with these driving games on your next road trip. Road trips can be a great way to see the country and create family memories. When you’re traveling with your children, pass the time together with a memory game or just...
Heading to college is a major step for your son or daughter. This checklist can help you navigate this momentous time together. Leaving for college may be one of the most exciting times in your child’s life, and it will be big change for you both. Embrace this significant –...
Your family’s life insurance protection should take into account the essential services provided by a stay-at-home parent every day. Life insurance for your family’s breadwinner may seem like a no-brainer to cover lost income, but what about for a stay-at-home parent? Here are five everyday tasks that are contributed by...
Some people overlook the value of purchasing life insurance for their children. Once a baby enters your life, you do everything you can to protect the child’s well-being. One item you shouldn’t overlook? Life insurance. This financial safety net is purchased to help take care of your family in case...
Would you be prepared financially if something happened to you or your spouse? Now that you have kids, it’s time to start planning financially for their higher education. The cost of one year of tuition, fees, and room and board at a four-year university in 2016-17 averaged about $20,0001 – and that’s...
