As a mother, I know how it feels to see your child’s face light up with joy, glee or contentment. Unfortunately, no kid, no matter how pleasant his disposition, seems to wear that cheerful expression for long. In my book, 100 Ways to make a Grumpy Kid Smile, I provide loads of tips, advice and ... Read More »
Valuable Advice for all Single Moms
While everyone else seems to get some rest for their jobs, there is never an off day for a single mom.
The readership for this section is very diverse. You come from all different backgrounds, by way of culture, age, professional background, income, and more. The theme of this section is about single motherhood and, as single moms have complex and difficult lives, sometimes it is very comforting knowing others have experienced similar trials.
Find here tips and advice on how to save time and money while maintaining a household, leaving you more time for rising your kids. See other moms’ perspective, learn from their experience.
Find here: Advice on How to Handle Parenting Issues ::: Laurie's Parenting Advice ::: Around the House ::: Education, Career and Professional Development ::: Quick and Easy Recipes and Tips ::: Financial Advice for Single Moms ::: Living Healthy and Body Care ::: Useful Tips For New Moms ::: Advice On How To Live On A Budgets ::: Books For Single Moms ::: Getting a Job ::: Pet Advice That Save You Money
Is your animal on Famotidine? (chs. 71-73)
We will often prescribe a medication called Famotidine when an animal has an upset stomach or symptoms of a stomach ulcer. Did you know that Famotidine is the same thing as Pepcid that you can buy over the counter? In most cases it is less expensive to buy this medication at the ... Read More »
Is He Going to Make It Doc? (chs. 68-70)
This topic is a tough one. If an animal is really sick it is sometimes hard to know whether or not to proceed with treatment or to make the hard decision of euthanasia. As vets, we owe it to you to give you all of the options when it comes to care for your pet. However, I do feel that not all of ... Read More »
Louisiana: Community and Family Support Program
The Community and Family Support Program is intended to provide goods and/or services in a flexible manner to eligible people with severe physical and/or cognitive disabilities in order to help them live independently. What services can be paid for by this program? Communication services such ... Read More »
Our Daughter – How I Find Grants, Scholarships, Loans for College
My daughter Amy was 19 years old when she got pregnant. She was too scared and did not tell us till she had finished her first trimester and so by the time our girl was 20 she had delivered a baby. Amy dropped out of college, came back to live with us and slowly began to slip into a depression. A ... Read More »
Fighting Dry Skin During Winter
Winters always spells trouble for the skin and the hair. The skin loses moisture during the colder months and this leads to intense dryness and also lays the foundation for wrinkles and fine lines. In some cases the dryness could also lead to itchiness and cause rashes also. With just a little care ... Read More »
Seeing a Technician Rather Than a Doctor (chs. 66-67)
Again, this is a tip that might not work for all people, but sometimes it may be worth a try. In some cases, a treatment that is administered to an animal can be performed by a veterinary technician instead of a veterinarian. It will usually cost significantly less to have a technician see your ... Read More »
From “Stay at Home Mom” to “Working Mom”
Taking a break from work to raise your kids is mostly a viable option for many moms. However, once the situation is back in control and the children can do well without having the mother with them at all given times and its time to go back to work that the problem arises. Moving back to a working ... Read More »
You May be Able to Save Money on Xrays (chs. 63-65)
Xrays can definitely be expensive. The main reason why they cost so much is that the equipment required to take the xrays can cost tens of thousands of dollars. You are also paying for the expertise of the veterinarian who interprets the xrays. Here are some things that may help you reduce the ... Read More »
Ask Your Vet if You Have a Choice of Labs to Use (chs. 60-62)
This tip may not work for everyone, but again it is worth a try. Are you having bloodwork done on your pet? If it is not an urgent situation, you can ask your vet if there is any way you can save money by sending blood to an outside lab. Often vets will run bloodwork on their own in house ... Read More »
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