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Preparing for School
Like many parents, we prepare for our child’s return to school. Because of our child’s autism, though, we may prepare a little differently than parents of typical children. During the summer, our child spent five weeks at a pilot program for kids on the autism spectrum. The kids in this program are on the mild end of the spectrum. The program was five weeks long, four days a week, and only half days. The idea behind the program is to give children on the spectrum some school structure during the summer months.
ABCs of Money: Teach Your Kids Fiscal Responsibility
Like us on Facebook – The Krazy Coupon Ladyor follow us on Twitter -@KrazyCouponLady Parents wonder, how do I raise a financially responsible child? When do I begin teaching my child about money? Where is the balance between starved and spoiled? How young is too young for a child to begin earning money of their own? How do I teach my child to manage money? Remember, teaching your child about money is a process, not an event. Here are the best ways to teach your child, of any age, how to respect and manage money.
Cures for Teen Boredom
Very few moms are lucky enough to make it through the years of rearing a teen without hearing him utter the classic teen phrase, “I’m bored.” If your teen seems bored more often than he is entertained, there are a number of things that your teen can do to prevent himself from suffering boredom. Along with filling his time, many of these things are beneficial in other ways.
Money Making Survey Monthly Wrap Up
As has been the tradition the last few months I am sharing with you how much I received from each survey company. I am doing this so that you can get a feel for what survey companies are paying and maybe get a glimpse into which ones pay the best and offer the most surveys. Keep in mind each person will qualify for different surveys so not every company is for everyone. Note: These are …
Divorce & Life Insurance
The purpose and need for life insurance doesn’t go away when couples split up. Life insurance can provide the resources to raise children when one or both parents die, and it can replace spousal support that a deceased ex would have paid to the lower-earning party in a divorce. Continuation of life insurance is often an element in court orders and settlement agreements in divorce proceedings.