School holidays can be so fun and exciting but also a challenge keeping little ones occupied. It’s a great opportunity to make new family memories but can become a little overwhelming when the weather is bad or there isn’t much going on for them.
In this post I will share some tips on how to keep your kids happy and engaged during the school breaks.
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When the search for your home begins, one of the most exciting parts is getting to visit open houses. It can be a great tool to experience a homes first impression and for you to take a look at the homes interior and exterior before deciding to put in an offer. In this post I share a guide on how to look beyond the surface when you start your home buying journey.
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On average people tend to stay in the same job for 2-4 years. It’s more common now for people to swap careers or employers regularly. Sometimes changing your career can be scary, but with this guide you will feel more confident in your choices.
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If you’re a property owner you know how pivotal IT support can be in managing several or singular properties. Whether you’re a landlord or you own a home yourself, IT can play such a vital part in keeping an eye on things within your properties.
In today’s post, I will share some ways that integration of IT support can assist in property management.
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iving in today’s world can be a real rollercoaster. Juggling work, family, and trying to keep up with everybody amid the ever-increasing cost of living can be daunting.
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Welcome to part two of Interviewing my parents about being parents. I asked my parents separately the same questions and have created this series to share what they said. If you missed the first post then you missed the interview I did with my dad! You can go back and read it here.
I really enjoyed this process and hearing two both different perspectives on parenting. It’s interesting to see the differences in answers from a fathers and mothers point of view. At the end of this post I’ll do a short re-cap of both of the posts and see what differences and similarities there have been between both my moms and dads responses.
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My parents are two of the most amazing humans that I know. They are supportive, kind, caring and help me in more way than one. I don’t have many posts on my blog covering parenthood because I’m not a parent yet so I had this idea to interview my parents about being parents. I thought it would be interesting hearing their perspectives on parenting now that all of their children are grown up and are adults.
I always get people commenting on my parents skills and how amazing they are, so why not share their wise words and thoughts with the world. Be prepared that there for sure be some comedic responses to the 10 questions I have for them, because they like to think they’re funny!
This will be a two part series, with the first responses being from my dad. We won’t be sharing any personal information about my parents like their names or anything like that, but I hope you enjoy this post and find it helpful hearing a different parental perspective.
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