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Celebrating Birth Mother?s Day Saturday May 8th
Every year since 1990, the Saturday before Mother?s Day marks a special occasion, Birth Mother?s Day. The day was created in Seattle by a birth mother in an effort to educate about adoption and as a way for birth mothers to honor and remember their stories.
How to Get Pregnant While Breastfeeding
While breastfeeding does provide some protection against pregnancy, particularly during the first six months, you can get pregnant while breastfeeding. The return of fertility varies from individual to individual and is impacted by how frequently you breastfeed, formula supplementation, the introduction of solid foods and whether baby sleeps through the night. Regular menstrual periods signify that your fertility has returned, in most cases.
How to Find the Best Childcare for Your Family
When I decided to go back to work after my maternity leave, I felt terrified about finding childcare for my daughter. What if my daughter felt neglected? Was I really going to entrust someone else to make the right decisions regarding my child? From mom to mom, here are six keys to finding the ideal childcare situation for your family.
Avoid the April 15th Mad Dash With This Tax Prep Schedule
In eight short weeks, whether you like it or not, your tax return is due. Dont let it sneak up on you. Theres no reason tax time has to be a stressful flurry of last-minute preparations capped off with a sprint to the post office (or accountant). If you take a few little steps each week, youll be pleasantly surprised at how much easier it all comes together on April 15th. But, unless youre a financial-type, you may not be sure how to break down such a daunting task. That is why weve put together this tax prep schedule. Although it may seem like a lot of steps, the average appointment on the following list should take you no more than sixty minutes to complete and many may take less than five. Stick to this schedule and youll be more likely to make it through this tax season gauntlet mistake-free and with sanity in tact.
How to Set Up a College Fund
One way to fund your child’s college education is to contribute to a 529 savings plan. While each state now operates at least one of these education savings plans, students can usually attend a college anywhere in the U.S. Although a 529 savings plan is designed similar to a 401(k) or IRA, the specific features and benefits vary among states. To get the most out of your investment and gain the maximum benefit these plans offer, it is important to understand how they work.