Abandon hope, all ye who enter here — March break is upon us.
Just kidding. If you’re stuck scratching your head about what to do with your childrenfor seven whole days next week, here are some things to keep in mind.
So you’ve had the pillow talks, the long drawn-out conversations, and you’ve made up your mind and decided you want to go into business together as a couple. More…
Abandon hope, all ye who enter here — March break is upon us.
Just kidding. If you’re stuck scratching your head about what to do with your childrenfor seven whole days next week, here are some things to keep in mind.
Learn ways to keep the flame alive on V-Day, now that you’ve got a little one. More…
Most children eagerly anticipate Halloween. It is their night on the town. They may spend hours planning their costumes, mapping out their trick-or-treat routes and devising new ways to sort and ration their sweet haul at the end of the evening. More…
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Find 10 ways to strengthen Father and Son Relationships
The father-son relationship can be complex. Fathers and sons with widely different interests can find it hard to relate to one another. More…
Learn about what to teach your child before they head off to school.
Given that the national curriculum was created by the 1988 Education Reform Act and first used in schools in 1989, the fact that no one has written a parents’ guide to it before is puzzling. More…
Have you taught your children the value of money yet?
It is a campaign first proclaimed by the Government of Canada in 1985 and co-ordinated by The Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs (FRP Canada) annually.
Each year the co-ordinators choose a theme, and this year the theme is Family and Finances – It just adds up! More…
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The general sentiment around productivity is to get more done in less time. While this is great in theory, focusing solely on getting the most done can lead to burning out. This is only compounded when you throw managing a home and family into the mix.
