By Dana DeMercurio Whether you’re dating, married or check the box for “it’s complicated,” it’s…
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Real Talk, Mom to Mom Motherhood is a beautiful chaos. Between carpools, late night laundry,…
Hey Mom! Yeah, you. The one sipping cold coffee while packing lunches, finding a missing…
Parenting
Halloween isn’t just for kids. There’s magic (and sugar highs) for every stage of life. Whether you’ve got a baby pumpkin or you’re a parent just trying to keep up, here are…
Lifestyle
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Health & Wellness
Whether it’s eating too many slices of pizza or constantly getting takeout, most of us have slipped on our good eating habits at one time or another. But is avoiding unhealthy foods enough to keep our bodies in top shape?
Finance
Parents and grandparents typically pass down many things to the next generation. But what if the best thing that the preceding generation passed along was their financial wisdom? Through years of investing and saving for retirement, Baby Boomers have experienced a lot and learned many helpful lessons along the way.
About 17% of college students go out-of-state to college. They pay dearly for it; the typical out-of-state tuition rate at a 4-year public university is 3x to 4x more than the in-state tuition rate e.g. $30,528 vs. $8,760 per year at CU-Boulder. Unfortunately, that expensive out-of-state tuition rate is out-of-reach for many students despite their strong desire to transplant themselves. So many such students settle on going to college in the state where they grew up. Don’t settle, decide; you have options. You may be able to earn in-state tuition in your chosen state at your chosen college. Here are 5 tips.
The minute you announce you’re pregnant, well-meaning friends, family and even strangers feel the urge to share their pregnancy stories and an array of pregnancy myths that you never asked for. You may find some of the stories amusing while others may send you into a state of unnecessary neuroses. While I can’t prevent the pregnancy and birth stories for you, I can debunk many of the popular pregnancy myths (according to pediatricians and pregnancy experts) you’ll be exposed to during your 9 months of pregnancy
We’ve all been in this situation before, no doubt. You board a plane, buckle up with a good book and some snacks and then realize, without a doubt, that there’s a toddler (or two!) on board.
Tip 1: Follow Directions The care label will let…
