When Pedialyte isn’t easily available and not on hand when your child gets sick, here are some great tips to make your own homemade DIY Pedialyte and how to get your little one to drink it. This recipe comes in pretty handy since most parents don’t have the actual brand in the house when their little one comes down…
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Here’s a recipe for homemade chocolate fondue when nothing else will do! Ever been to one of those trendy eateries, where you come out feeling 50 pounds heavier but $100 lighter? Personally, everyone in my family adores places like that, from the eldest all the way down to the youngest – picky eaters and all. Something about those little skewers…
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Have you ever wondered if foot detox pads or if a foot soak really works? Now’s your chance to find out with these tips and homemade recipe. After doing some online research it appears that you can actually remove toxins by using inexpensive ingredients you probably already have on hand so why spend money on expensive foot pads instead of…
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This is my story on how I came up with my homemade dog food recipe. A few years ago, we adopted an adorable German Shepherd pup. My children were so excited to have a new family member in our home and named her Duchess. Little did we know, our little puppy was going to have major trouble with just about…
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If you have a child nearing high school, you need to think about college early and now is the time to get him or her ready for college. Surprise you? It did me, until my oldest became a junior in high school. That is when I learned I was sorely unprepared for what it takes to get your child in…
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Do you get frustrated at how few good movies there are for kids nowadays? It seems most of the movies labeled ‘for children’ have vulgar language and situations that you really don’t want your kids to view. If you are out of ideas for good movies to watch with the kids, look back in time to some of the ‘oldies…
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It’s never too soon to start teaching your kids about money. Letting them watch you as you purchase items from the grocery store and making small comments to let them know you can’t buy everything. When I was young, my father was often out to sea leaving my mother in charge of the daily finances. I would see her sitting…
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