Nanny to Mommy

As a mom, you’ve seen it all – the good, the bad and the ugly. And when your daughter enters her pre-teen years, your relationship will likely transition again. She’ll rely on you heavily for certain things coming up in her life, and for others, she’ll want to practice her independence. Finding the balance is hard work for any parent, especially if you want to maintain an open, honest relationship.

While finding ways to connect with pre-teens is different for every relationship and family dynamic, the following tips may help as you learn to approach this new chapter together:

The number of vacation days taken by American workers last year reached an all-time high. This means that more and more people are going on vacation. There is really no better way to get away from the stress of daily life than by going on vacation. While going away on a trip can be fun, it can also be very stressful.

Making sure your home is secure before your trip is a good idea. Failing to do all you can to secure your home can result in your trip being ruined if a robbery occurs. If you are looking for a way to prepare your home before leaving on vacation, check out the list of tips below.

There are plenty of reasons to put your children in sports. It encourages them to be physically active in an increasingly tech-driven, sedentary world. Sports are a fantastic way to meet new people and make friends.

Sports are also an excellent way for kids to learn life lessons. Here are five crucial skills and lessons kids can learn through sports.

Part of the American dream is growing up and making enough money that you can afford to put a down payment on your own house. We all dream of the days when we can stop worrying about renting and landlords. However, more often than not, when the time comes to actually enjoy your life in your new home, it turns out that you’re constantly spending money on the property.

While houses can be expensive to protect and maintain, there are a few steps that you can take to protect yourself from costs that you simply can’t afford.