Independence is something that many of us take for granted, but as we grow older, this attribute may start to slowly slip away from us. For many seniors, independence is mainly tied to being able to live in their own homes and continue to do everything they love and enjoy. Depending on their health status, this is something that can be achieved, as long as they get some help and support from a close friend or family member. If a senior that is close to you is starting to struggle and you want to … [Read more...]
5 Tips to Help You Find the Perfect Family Home
Family homes exist in all shapes and sizes. Whether you are renting or buying your home, it is crucial that your wants and needs are met. There are many things that you should look out for when searching for a family home. If you are planning to grow your family, there is a high chance that your priorities and needs will change, which makes it hard to predict what you will want and need in the future. To help you on your way, here are 5 tips to help you find the perfect family … [Read more...]
5 Ways My Family Worked On Our Home During Lockdown
Many of us will agree 2020 was both a year to forget and an unforgettable year at the same time. In between the pandemic, lockdown, isolation, quarantine and many other crises, we had to be strong for each other and spend a lot of time together. As a family, we not only worked on coping emotionally but also did some work on our home as well. The lockdown meant many shops, entertainment facilities, and pubs were closed, so we tried our hands on a few home renovations. It was a … [Read more...]
How To Divorce Without Harming Your Children
Divorce is difficult for parents and children alike. Nobody would want a broken marriage or a broken family. It's usually the last resort as most parents try their hardest to keep their marriage intact and family complete. There are situations, however, that seem to be exceptions. This is true, in particular, when the marriage or partnership has turned sour and violent. Your closest friends, valued family members, and top legal divorce attorneys might advise you that separation or … [Read more...]
5 Miscarriage Gifts to Show Your Sympathy
Perhaps the most invisible grief is the one that happens when parents suffer a loss of a pregnancy. With a miscarriage, especially when it's early, most often friends and family won't know about it unless the parents choose to tell them. Just because the grief is invisible to the people around them, doesn't mean the suffering isn't real and devastating. If you find about a friend or loved one's miscarriage, don't leave them hurting in isolation. Reach out and let them know you care … [Read more...]
How to Keep Human Connections During the Pandemic
It's easy to let one day ooze into another during the pandemic. Spending too much time alone isn't going to do anyone any good. During the pandemic, it's all about finding creative ways to connect to your friends and family. Take a look at the tips below for ways to help you and yours maintain a human connection during the pandemic. Embrace communication Zoom, Skype, and the rest of the video calling software aren't the same as an in-person visit, but it's a great way to stay … [Read more...]
Unique Event Activities for the Whole Family
Parties can be great opportunities to unite your friends and family. Indeed, more than a year spent distancing from your loved ones during this pandemic has likely lit the desire to start planning events for when you are all able to share in others' company again. However, you may not be keen to host just another familiar get-together with the same old activities. You want to provide a new experience and an opportunity for everybody involved to forge wonderful memories. This is, … [Read more...]
Finding Inspiration in a Time of Grief
Coming to terms with the passing of a beloved friend or a loved one can be one of the most difficult times to go through. When we go through it ourselves, or know someone we care about is grieving, where and how do we find solace and comfort? How do we help someone else to cope with a loss? Making a personal phone call, and sending a card, a sympathy gift basket, or flowers, are all sincere and reassuring ways to let someone know that we are there for them in their time of need. Receiving … [Read more...]
