Teaching children the value of kindness is one of the most important gifts we can provide as parents, educators, and caregivers. By encouraging small acts of kindness, we can help children develop empathy, strengthen their social skills, and build positive connections with others. Whether at home, in school, or in the community, practicing kindness fosters a supportive and harmonious environment
“Grape or Fruit punch? Chocolate or vanilla? Pizza or McDonalds?” These were some of my favorite “this or that” questions to answer as a kid. And I still love any question about food! Today, if someone asked me “Star Trek or Star Wars”… it would be a tough answer, but I usually have to pick Star Wars. At some point,
Like many other people in midlife, I never anticipated joining the “sandwich generation” — adults in their 40s to 50s with both elderly parents and children that need some kind of physical, financial, legal or medical support at the same time. It’s a whole new ballgame when you live at a distance — whether that be 50, 500 or, like
Although 83% of U.S. adults said parents are the most responsible for teaching their children about money, 31% of American parents never speak to their kids about the topic, according to a survey from CNBC and Acorns. Last week, the subject came up on Northwestern Mutual’s A Better Way to Money podcast, which featured social media star and owner of
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