If you think watching your baby go off to kindergarten is hard, imagine sending them off to college or university. No, wait—don’t imagine it. Take deep breaths. It’s exciting but nerve-wracking sending your child out into the world on their own. Making sure they are prepared can help. But what … [Read more...]
Are you ready? Latest study about condom use.
When you were growing up did you ever have that conversation with your parents about sex? I certainly didn't. It may be because my parents weren't comfortable and probably didn't know how to approach the topic. But times have changed since we were in university... or have they? Certainly access to … [Read more...]
Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP’s) and Why You Want To Have Them
We all want the best for our children, and part of that is preparing them for their future after high school. If you're hoping for them to get post-secondary education, then you know that school/college/university costs money. A lot of money. Student loans are an option, possibly a necessity, and … [Read more...]
A Night in the Life of a Step-mom
The only thing that makes this night any different than countless others is that it is relatively quiet in our home. There is a lot of personality under this roof when we are all home and at times it makes for some interesting drama. Tonight, however, I am home with Sirtalksalot (12), Mlle … [Read more...]
Christmas Traditions II – The Christmas Letter
Mostly, I am impressed with people who send Christmas letters because it means that they were prepared and organized enough to do so. I also enjoy catching up on the comings and goings of people I haven't seen all year. But like most honest moms, I do find the letter a bit intimidating. Why … [Read more...]