9 Ways to Reduce Back to School Anxiety

Anxiety is a very common issue among college students. In 2018 the American College Health Association held a study, which showed that 63% of students felt overwhelming anxiety. These numbers are pretty high and they were taken before the COVID-19 pandemic. The majority of students nowadays come back to campus after a long period of online education, a completely different experience. Others just start their freshmen year, which can be … [Read more...]

Practical Ways to Support Your Loved Ones

Everyone goes through difficult times. Illness, relationship breakdowns, and stressful situations can all cause your loved ones to feel far from their best. Seeing someone you care about experiencing a challenging time is difficult, and you may be keen to look for ways to help make things easier for them. Knowing how to help your loved ones can be the biggest challenge. Taking over and trying to do too much could cause offense, but not helping at … [Read more...]

How You Can Ensure Your Loved Ones Keep Their Independence

When a family member is having difficulty taking care of oneself, it can be challenging for both them and you to provide care. Your mission is to support them to the greatest extent possible without interfering with their ability to make decisions for themselves. Here are some strategies to ensure your loved one receives what they need while maintaining their freedom. https://unsplash.com/photos/tmEUmG9K2r0  Food services can be … [Read more...]

Touring the Sights and Sounds of South Carolina

Living in Charleston allows you to take advantage of the city's beautiful neighborhoods. There is enough to select from all across the city. There are suburban communities such as Moncks Corner, West Ashley, The Islands, and Summerville, in addition to the obvious choice of downtown Charleston. The average rent for Charleston apartments is around $1,600 per month. Rent is determined by a number of characteristics, including location, size, and … [Read more...]

5 Reasons Why Watches Are Good For Your Kid

In a world filled with smartphones, you may have noticed that most kids do not wear wristwatches. As a parent you want the best for your kid, you want them to be active, creative, and fit to their ultimate potential.  However, most of the time, a smartphone is a distraction. Don’t get me wrong, a smartphone has made our lives easier as it offers multiple positive features, however, a watch can shape your child’s character as it builds life … [Read more...]

How to boost your business using these online tools

There are a great number of inexpensive or free tools and software systems available that can help businesses of all sizes to improve their workflow. When you consider how your company currently operates, how many different tools do you utilize on a daily basis? For example, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, or internal software systems. What other tools can you adopt that will help you boost your business? Collaboration Tools Collaboration … [Read more...]

Discover The Best Ways To Keep Your Kids Fit, Fast And Active

Are you worried about your kid’s level of activity? This is understandable, particularly when you think about the media buzz surrounding childhood obesity. Childhood obesity levels are dangerously high and there’s a real concern that children are simply not staying active enough to remain healthy. If you are concerned about issues here, then there are steps that you can and perhaps should take. In doing so, you will be able to ensure that your … [Read more...]

How To Emotionally Support A Foster Child

There are many things your foster child is going to need when they come to you. When you stop to think about it and get prepared – something that is crucial before any child arrives at your home – you’ll probably consider their physical needs first. You’ll have food for them, somewhere for them to sleep, clothing, perhaps toys depending on their age, toiletries, and so on. What you might forget about in all the preparation is that they will need … [Read more...]

Seasonal Affective Disorder, What Is SAD?

Title:   Depression can come in many forms. According to one study, around 4 - 6% of the population may experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (commonly referred to as SAD), a mood disorder linked to the changing of the seasons. People who are otherwise mentally healthy throughout the rest of the year may experience low energy and feelings at the same points each year. Though the condition is less well understood than other forms of … [Read more...]

How to Create a Scandinavian Kid’s Room

Scandinavian-inspired interior decor is hugely popular right now. Minimalist, chic, and functional, many of us are turning to Scandi designs and accessories to transform our homes. Scandi-chic nurseries and kids’ bedrooms are also a huge hit with parents. These spaces are cute and whimsical and the minimalist look encourages parents to make the most of storage and baskets to keep the space tidy and organised. If you’re redecorating your … [Read more...]