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New parents have a lot to learn. We’ve all been there. But for younger parents, one of the concerns that often slips through the cracks is driving habits. It can be hard to change years worth of developing bad habits just because there’s a baby in the car. But for drivers at higher risk, it can be costly in a few ways. Image Source: Flickr First, it can be costly as far as finances go. Not only will an accident require you to spend money for fix your vehicle or get a new one, but your insurance rates will go up. If you already have some traffic tickets on your record, it could cost you your license and require you to purchase SR22 insurance. The second risk is by far …

Children’s Activities Managing your children’s activities and appointments, from dentist appointments to play dates, can feel like an impossible task. With so much to do, how do you stay organized and on top of things? Although it may feel like it, you don’t actually need super powers in order to manage your children’s activities. With just a few simple tips, you can stay on top of everything your child needs to do and everywhere he or she needs to be. Below we will look at a few of the best ways of keeping your children’s appointments and activities organized. Image Source: Flickr Make One Calendar The biggest mistake most parents make when it comes to managing their children’s appointments is not having a single calendar or schedule planner. Scribbling notes …

The Internet is massively participatory but alas, you can’t always know who your audience is. There are many predatory adults who know full well that many of their audiences are children – minors – and their motives towards their children are totally unsavoury. Surf Watching Fortunately, there are steps you can take to ensure that your child is safe online. Children won’t only encounter problems on social media sites, online gaming is also a huge concern too. It’s true that our children know far more about using a tablet, a computer and the Internet than we do, but it is still the responsibility of parents to ensure they’re protecting their kids from some aspects of the web. There is software – some commercial, others free. This software won’t only serve …