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Every parent wants their child to learn good financial habits. From spending to saving, pocket money is a great way to start them on their journey to financial independence. And building a positive yet simple conversation regarding saving and spending habits is vital to laying a good foundation for their future financial journey. Here are […]
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Can you remember losing your first wobbly tooth? The excitement, the pain, the thrill of it finally coming out? Wobbly teeth are a normal part of growing up, but can bring all sorts of mixed emotions with it. But there is also the possibility for a little bit of fun. Here are our 5 ways
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Are you planning an Easter egg hunt this year? Are you unsure where to start? Or need some ideas to keep your egg hunting fresh and egg-citing. Easter egg hunts can be fun for everyone and with a little bit of preparation, you can take your egg hunt from being egg-stinct to egg-cellent. This article
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When our children suffer a big disappointment it can be heartbreaking for parents. We don’t like to see our children in pain and struggling with some big feelings. Our natural instinct is to immediately step in and try and fix it in any way we can. We want to make them feel better immediately. Disappointment
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A magical childhood doesn’t need an endless pot of gold. You don’t need to find the end of the rainbow to create a magical moment. You can make childhood memories with your children at any moment – in the special occasions like birthdays or holidays; in the one-of-a-kind moments like losing a tooth or learning
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Giving birth can be a daunting prospect for a first-time mother. But the thought of an emergency c-section can turn mild anxiety into terror. And as the name suggests – EMERGENCY C-SECTION – when your birth becomes a Caesarean-section, there can be little time to prepare. Here are five things to remember about an emergency
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If you have winter birthdays in your family, then you may have already experienced a few dilemmas over the years. December and January birthdays can be particularly tricky if you also celebrate Christmas, as that can lead to party fatigue, uninspired gift buying and a sugary-treats-overload. But don’t despair! There are some excellent tricks to
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Are you tired? Have you forgotten what ‘well-rested’ feels like? Is your exhaustion starting to impact on your mental health? Parental fatigue, exhaustion, and stress are common factors in all of our parenting journeys but they are often just brushed under the carpet with the phrase “I’m just tired.” And I passed tired a long
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