I Got ’em ALL!! Summer Boredom Busters!!
Between the The Secret Life of Pets 2 Value Box, to Topps 2019 Series 2 Fat Pack to the ULTIMATE Pokemon Sun and Moon – Unbroken Bonds I have found the best summer boredom items for kids! As you know we are having a new roof put on the house. The guys are winding down now so the BEST nail and trash pick-er-uppers arrived to do their jobs. (KUDOs to the kids! Cause they picked up their weight in nails. I swear the people that built this house must have owned stock in nails. EVERY thing in/out and around this house has a nail every .5″. It’s insane!) Oh there I went again…… shiny……… So, Jessie and Tristan were here and LIGHT BULB! Rather than trying to film Alice long distance we asked Dad if they could participate. Can I get a WHOOT WHOOT!? Jessie is 14, Tristan is 13 and very happy to review for us. First and foremost I have to give a shout out to their Family. These are THE MOST polite. The MOST gracious and SMARTEST kids I have EVER met!! They funny, wicked smart and fast learners! Seriously, you would have thought they were reviewing products from…
Enhance Your Confidence In 3 Simple Steps
Sometimes we can feel like we have become stuck in a rut. We might struggle to make it through the working day with our overbearing boss breathing down our necks, we may find it tough to navigate our way through complex relationships, and we may simply want more out of life. For all the yearning for change that we have inside us, only a few of us have the inclination and mojo to be proactive enough to actually change. Being stuck in a rut can be soul destroying and can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. If you are feeling stuck in whatever part of your life, it’s time to unbury your head from the sand. Being stuck doesn’t have to be a chronic condition. Indeed, your ability to get yourself out of a rut should mean that your feeling of hopelessness is a short acute phase of your life. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve been in the same job for a decade or whether you haven’t had a holiday for years, life doesn’t have to continue on at the same pace doing the same old things. Change it up. Change is naturally scary. We worry that the reality…
Top Tips for Settling into a New Family Home
The stress and upheaval of moving can seem never-ending at the time. You’ve got so much to do in a limited time frame, and so much to think about. What to pack, where to put it, selling the house itself, getting transport, whether you are moving across town or abroad – and all of the rest! But what about when the mania stops, and you’re left with the quietness of a new family home? Living in a completely new space located in a new area can seem overwhelming for the whole family – especially if you’ve had to change jobs or schools. However, there are a few things you can do to make the transition that bit easier. Make an Effort to Get Settled Start with home security. Replacing the keys is an absolute must. You do not know how many keys could be floating around. Second, consider adding an alarm system. Being in a new home, in a new area can be unsettling, especially in the beginning. To shop for security options click here. When the activity of moving itself is done, and you’re set in your new home surrounded by boxes that need unpacking, it’s all too tempting…
What Should You Do If Your Child Is Acting Out At School?
Every parent dreads getting a phone call from the school to say that their child has been in trouble for something. Unfortunately, it’s something that most parents have to deal with at least once because all kids make mistakes sometimes. But what happens if it starts to become a regular occurrence, and your child is acting out at school all of the time? It’s a very difficult situation because once a child has a reputation for acting out, it’s a hard cycle to break. The teachers will always see them as a troublemaker and even if they’re trying to be good, small slip ups will be punished more severely. They may also get blamed for things that they didn’t actually do, just because they have that reputation as a child that acts out. It’s important that you sort the issue as soon as possible because it can seriously affect your child’s education. Their outbursts are likely to get worse and they will become more disruptive if you can’t work out why they’re acting out and put changes in place to help them. Unfortunately, that’s often easier said than done and a lot of parents feel overwhelmed in this situation.…
