12/31/2016

Ideas For Creating A More Family-Friendly Kitchen

12/31/2016 04:14:00 PM Family and Home , 0 Comments
If you’re a parent who likes to ensure that every night your family has a healthy, homemade meal on the table, then the chances are that you spend a lot of time in the kitchen. The chances also are, that so does the rest of the family - a lot of kids like to help their parents out in the kitchen - which is why it’s crucial that your kitchen is a family-friendly space. With that in mind, below are some tips for making your kitchen that little bit more child-friendly, and more of a family area.

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12/28/2016

Safety First: How the Future Will Protect Your Home From Disasters and Intruders

12/28/2016 04:55:00 AM Family and Home , 0 Comments
Technology always manages to find a way to weed itself into our lives one way or another. No matter how technophobic you or a family member might be, there’s no denying that technological advances have improved our lives in many ways. For example, with mobile devices, we’re able to bridge the gap between distant relatives and friends, and we can chat and keep up with them using just a single device that can fit into your hands.

These types of advances have not only made our lives easier, but also safer. Take for instance the tracking devices and safety equipment in cars. There are alarms, airbags for safety, and even warning sensors that will automatically slam the breaks if it detects an imminent crash. One of the most vulnerable places that we stay in is our homes. It’s a large open area that has several points of entry for burglars and intruders alike, but thankfully, technology has been slowly improving the situation at home as well.

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12/27/2016

Recover After An Injury, Even With The Kids In Tow

12/27/2016 06:05:00 AM Education and Parenting , 0 Comments

Recovering from an injury is never easy, but for the stay-at-home mum or sole carer, it can be an absolute nightmare. Pain and limited mobility are bad enough to deal with, but it isn’t like you can take a few weeks off to recover. But it is possible; after all, it has to be. If you’re struggling to juggle recovery and childcare, here are a few ideas for getting you through the coming weeks.
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