From Youth Services America: Make A Difference Day is a celebration of neighbors helping neighbors, uniting in a common mission to take action and solve problems in their community. Established in ...

Brighten someone's day with this adorable flower card! Your child's favorite people will appreciate this card for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandparent's Day, or just because. It even makes a great ...

In 2015, Abbey Ashley was a stay-at-home mom with a two-year-old toddler and her second on the way. She wanted a flexible way to be with her kids but also wanted to help her family financially. That’s ...

As a little girl, I had a neighbor who we called “Nana Louise.” She would start her preparation for Passover weeks before the actual date. She would cook her chicken, save the fat, and always — with ...

From fall football to trick-or-treat ... October brings all sorts of annual celebrations and traditions! We love this month because it's a time of transition into the fall season. But that's not all ...

The fastest way to make Monday morning better? Free coffee. Java lovers (or anyone who needs a Monday morning wake-up) are in for a treat, as National Coffee Day is just around the corner on Monday, ...

Fall equals apple season, and we are here for it. Whether you’ve got a bag fresh from the orchard or just grabbed a few at the store, apples are the MVP of cozy weather. They can be sweet, tart, baked ...

Bad day? Busy week? Kids eating you out of house and home? We’ve got the cure. Cheeseburgers. And not just any cheeseburgers, discounted ones. National Cheeseburger Day is coming up on Thursday, ...

It’s National Bargain Hunting Week — and if your kids’ back-to-school lists are giving you sticker shock, you’re not alone. This post is sponsored by Walmart ... but all savings are ours, and ours ...

If your house is anything like mine, “Mom, tell me a joke!” is a daily request — right up there with snack demands and mysterious stains appearing on clean shirts. Lucky for all of us, this list of ...

You’ve got the backpacks packed, the lunchboxes labeled, and the calendar full of school events, sports, and snack duty. But can we just pause for a second and ask: When was the last time you made the ...

Gamifying chores uses real psychology to engage kids in a way nagging never can. Things like points, prizes, and surprise twists keep kids interested and willing to help. They make tasks fun and boost ...