How to Help Your Child Deal With Grief

 There is no denying that the last year has been a difficult one. While there may be a light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to COVID-19, much damage has already been done. 

You may have experienced everything from job loss to the adjustment of working from home or homeschooling your kids for the first time. Or, perhaps the pandemic rocked your family on an even deeper level, if you lost a loved one or close friend. 

If you did lose someone close to you, you might have a hard time grieving on your own. But, it’s important not to ignore how your child(ren) might be feeling. Kids can grieve just as much as adults can, and their genuine feelings need to be acknowledged, not ignored. 

So, what can you do to help your child through the grief process? 

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9 Tips to Manage Your Money Wisely

For most people, financial issues do not arise from failure to raise enough money, but rather spending more cash than they can make. If you’re pretty bad at managing your finances or you simply need to control your funds and debts properly, read on to discover sound money management strategies.

Set Financial Goals 

Many people tend to use words rather than numbers when it comes to describing what they want to accomplish financially. Avoid falling in such groups and set specific financial goals. In addition to numbers, use dates to set these goals. 

Write these figures in a book or make an online record. Ultimately, you want to know how much you can spend, the amount to save, and by what specific date. Try as much as possible to stick to these numbers and dates; do not falter unless unavoidable circumstances force you to make certain changes.

Holiday Gifting: Jennifer Lopez Promise, Sally Hansen and Eylure London

 

Promise by Jennifer Lopez Holiday

Celebrate the season and the most important women in your life with presents so perfect, you’ll want to keep them for yourself.

Think: Gorgeous gifts for the top women on your list specially created to impart that famed J-Lo glow and glamour in the form of her sumptuous woody, floral Promise fragrance.

Promise captivates from its very first notes of fresh Italian tangerine, luscious pink berries and nashi pear before slowly unfolding to a delicately mesmerizing heart of orris, jasmine sambac and dewy honeysuckle that warms to a quietly powerful finish of sensual woody notes melded with crystalized amber.

Simple Ways To Boost The Curb Appeal Of Your Home

There are a number of reasons that you might be looking to boost the curb appeal of your home. One of these could be that you’re looking to sell your home, and you understand that these first impressions count. Or, it might simply be the case that you just want the outside of your home to look nice and appeal to the people who are passing by. It doesn’t matter what your reason is, the only thing that matters is that you know how to go about it. In this article, we’re going to be taking a look at some of the ways that you can boost the curb appeal of your home. Keep reading if you would like to find out more.

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4 Things To Update To Make Your Home Stand Out When Selling

 When you go to sell your home, there may be plenty of things that you have on your to-do list, in order to make your home look perfect to buyers. But although cleaning and tidying up your home are great and important things to do when going to sell, everyone else (or most people, at least) that your competition are also doing the same thing. So, how do you make your home stand out? Here are 4 things up update to make your home stand out when selling:

Making Your Home Easier To Clean

 While you shouldn’t take Instagram or Pinterest photos at face value it’s hard not to feel jealous of someone’s neat, organized home. While it can feel like your home is always a mess in comparison, there are some things you can do to make it easier for yourself.