Someone Else’s Kids

It can be a little overwhelming when dealing with the virtual alphabet soup of acronyms one runs across when dealing kids with special needs due to behavioral issues. Whether it’s ADD, ED/BD, or ODD, parents just don’t know where to start when it comes to confronting all these abbreviations.
The first thing to do is […]

Total Transformation Program Feedback Survey Offer
There has been a noteworthy development in reference to The Total Transformation Program. In the past, you may remember hearing the radio ads or seeing the TV advertising (perhaps even the lengthier infomercials) which talked about the company that publishes the program offering a 30 day free trial with […]

The other day I wrote an entry about milk price increases. That brought back memories of an entry I wrote a long time ago about how ice cream manufacturers have joined the ranks of so many other food suppliers in using smaller containers, but keeping prices the same or even raising them. See […]

In a previous entry, I was writing about parents purchasing a used car when a teen in the family becomes a newly licensed driver as well as factors that affected finding cheap auto insurance for the new vehicle.
Here’s an idea – the parents can pass the current vehicle to the teen driver and purchase a […]

Have you thought about having your children learn how to play the piano?
Most of us remember playing one instrument or another as a child. Of course, if the ideas was our own or if we liked the instrument we were playing, that would be one thing, but if the parents were forcing […]

If parents are thinking about adding a new car to the household when a teenager gets his or her license, it makes sense to think about what type of car would be best to get if one takes into account the best car insurance rates.
Teens (and dads too, perhaps) may be dreaming of the perfect […]

What is it with price of milk lately? Have you noticed ridiculous surges in retail milk prices in your area too?
(I suppose know you’re getting old when every time you go to the grocery store, you feel compelled to remark how much more things cost than when you were a kid, but that should […]

Amanda Smith is the author of this guest post
I have a very large family including parents, siblings, and definitely my children as well as their children. We are all scattered across the western US and do not get to see each other often which can be quite intolerable.
I make an honest effort to keep in […]