A 2018 survey of 2,000 mothers with children between the age of five and 12 found that most moms will start their workday at 6:23 a.m. and clock-out at about 8:30 p.m. Further studies also found that mothers’ combined average Read More …
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Teen Help Resources for Worried Moms
Parenting a teen is no easy feat and that’s because, to be honest, being a teen is no easy feat, either. It’s just one of the facts of life that adolescents have it rough—raging hormones giving them mixed messages about who they Read More …
Setting and Achieving Goals in the Time of COVID-19
While it may seem like we have more time on our hands during quarantine, it doesn’t mean that we are able to take on our goals with immediacy. With the work setting turned on its head by the COVID-19 pandemic Read More …
5 Affordable Things to Do With Your Children This Summer
If the coronavirus pandemic has put a lot of your plans for summer family fun on pause, you may be at your wit’s end when it comes to suitable replacements. Especially when considering the economic impact the coronavirus has had on millions Read More …
5 Tips for Getting Your First Babysitting Gig
Welcome to the babysitter’s club! Well, you’re almost in the babysitter’s club. You need to get that first gig in the books before it’s official. If this is your very first job, you’re in good company. Babysitting is a great way to Read More …
Low-Investment Business Ideas You Can Start This Year
Many people dream of owning their own business. Over 600,000 new small businesses open their doors in the United States each year. There are many reasons to consider starting your own company. You will have a chance to be your own boss Read More …
What Can You Do With a Health & Wellness Degree
The health industry is one of the most in-demand professional services in the United States. A lot of students have to worry about what they’re going to do with their degree after graduation. The time spent and money borrowed to Read More …
Tips for Killin’ It in College Socially and Academically
Statistics from Collegestats shows that 2.3 million students graduate from colleges every year. This means more students value higher education as a gateway to the job market. The key to a fulfilling college experience is balancing activities. There are loads of activities Read More …
3 Considerations For Making Your College List
Making the transition from high school to college is a major milestone for many, and one that requires careful consideration if you are looking for something specific from your college education and experience. However, coming up with a list of Read More …
Should I Go to Medical School? Options for Students Who Want to Work in Healthcare
The healthcare industry is one of the largest in the United States, employing over 18 million people, and the most obvious path to a career in medicine is a medical degree. Still, you don’t need to go to medical school Read More …