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The goal for every parent of an autistic child is to help them grow up to be happy, successful, and independent adults. Sadly, you won’t always be around to look after your babies, so you’ll want to prepare them for what may come in the future. With the right kind of therapy, care, and preparation, you can set up your child for success.
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Working from home can be beneficial in a number of ways, but it also has its fair share of challenges. Your work environment and daily routines can have a profound impact on your mental and physical health. When working from home, it can be more difficult to find the right work/life balance, which is critical to good health. Here are some simple ways to make sure your health gets priority when you’re working from home.
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Gift giving can be very exciting, but it can also be stressful, especially if you are shopping for mum and dad. From sentimental gifts to practical ones, there are plenty of things your parents would probably love to receive from you.
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Are you moving across the country? If so, you're in for a big adventure! Moving is always a hassle, but it can be especially difficult when you're relocating and moving far away. However, with a little bit of preparation and organisation, you can make your cross-country move a breeze.
In this blog post, we will discuss seven tips that will help make your move easier. Follow these tips and you'll be on your way to enjoying your new home in no time!
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Going on a holiday with children, especially small children, can come with a lot of challenges and stress. Keeping them entertained for a week or two away from home can feel like a full-time occupation when you are supposed to be relaxing and recuperating from weeks of work.
Here we have a short list of some great ways to help you keep your kids busy whilst on your holiday, so you can get some peace and quiet.
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There are plenty of things in life that we’d prefer to pretend we didn’t have to face up to. Things like tax returns, children growing up and leaving home, and spending Christmas with the in-laws.
Another one is death. Like all of the above, our own mortality might not be something we like thinking about or talking about. It might feel easier to stick our fingers in our ears, close our eyes and hum a silly tune to shut it out. But that doesn’t make it any less inevitable.
