Author: Sarah Glenn

4 money questions parents have, will help you navigate uncharted territory. Before starting a family, personal finances are easy. You pay your bills every month, send a little to savings, and when unexpected car repairs or other costs come up, you usually have enough to cover it. But after kids? That’s an entirely different story. Having kids adds a lot of line items to your household budget. There’s not only more money going out, there’s also more to keep track of. It’s a lot to adjust to when you’re trying to figure out nap schedules and potty training at the same time. The worst thing new parents can do is avoid thinking about family finances. Instead of letting financial anxiety get to you, face these big financial questions head-on. Even…

Don't let caregiver burnout dictate your future. Having a child who has special needs can put a lot of strain on you, especially if you're the one who handles the majority of the responsibilities. Unfortunately, that strain can cause you to become stressed out and lead you to provide subpar care for your child. If you're a caregiver for a person who has special needs, it’s imperative that you place a priority on your self-care. There are many ways to address your fatigue and potential burnout when you’re taking care of your child. caring for everyone Evaluate Your Likelihood of Caregiver Burnout One of the best things you can do as a caregiver is to evaluate yourself to determine if you’re experiencing burnout or fatigue. Start by asking these questions: •           Do you…