Kisha Edwards
Does Your Family Have an Emergency Preparedness Kit?
The news is littered with reports of flu pandemics, hurricanes, rampant wild fires, floods, electricity blackouts, and tornadoes. Even if it hasn’t happened to you personally, it is likely that you know someone whose life has been touched by unexpected disaster. While we must never live in fear, it is important to prepare for the [...]
How To Save Cash on Groceries with Amazon’s Subscribe & Save
Imagine your family eating fistfuls of money for dinner, and throwing whatever money is left on their plates into the garbage disposal after dinner. That is a way more painful image than the canned pasta that cost $2.00 for that one serving, that milk that cost $1.00 per one full bottle, those organic blackberries that [...]
Nanny Share to the Recession Rescue!
Childcare is usually a family’s highest expense outside of their monthly housing payment. As jobs are being lost across the country and many businesses are tightening the belts around their budgets, it is a time to be creative with your ideal childcare situation and look for ways to trim the cost of this tremendous expense. [...]
Sexy Mama or No Sex for Mama?
You’ve got 2 children, a husband, a job, and a dog. At 8:30pm, you sit down for the first time all day completely exhausted, but you’re still on pins and needles because you hear a slight cry coming from the baby’s crib. You look like a cat as you stealthily move into the room to [...]
Keekaroo Vs. Stokke Highchair Review
Parenting definitely includes spending money and lots of it. From childcare, to baby food, to diapers, to an extra plane ticket for any child over two, these expenses can really add up. While there are definitely many reasons to spend money, there is no room for burning money. When it comes to baby gear, definitely [...]
Healthy Summer Recipe Ideas for Your Family
Summer is the perfect time for easy go-to meals that kids will absolutely love! When choosing summer produce, always go for items that are currently in season, and try to buy locally whenever possible. Fruit and vegetables that are in season during the summer months include apples, grapes, melons, cucumbers, peaches, green beans, and [...]
