Technology today has made it more possible for women at home with their children to also run successful online businesses. With the help of the internet, many stay-at-home mums start their businesses selling products, joining affiliate marketing, or even selling services from their acquired skills.
#KeepWalesSafe is the Welsh Government’s official response to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. It is fair to say that this summer half term Wales will be in a much better place than May 2020. Cases are falling and vaccinations are rising, which means restrictions are able to ease.
When raising children, there is no better feeling than creating a strong bond with your offspring. Spending quality time together can help boost their wellbeing and development, and you’ll form a connection like no other. One of the best ways to strengthen your relationship is by doing activities together, so here are some of the best games you can play with your children.
The last 12 months have been so different to what people of the world are used to. I do think however that many lessons have been learnt during this time. What have you learnt?
After four children I can honestly say that one of the things I was not prepared for was how little sleep I would get as a parent. I mean, don’t get me wrong, at no point did I ever think it would be easy being a parent, not in the slightest.
We had some lovely weather at the weekend, so nice, that we were able to have a picnic in the garden with friends for the first time since the first COVID lockdown in march 2020. It was a glorious day and everyone enjoyed themselves eating and drinking and playing games in the garden. Days like this all together are so lovely.
Balancing life as a parent at the same time as pursuing a career can be challenging on occasions. It is always helpful to explore career options that can create a better work-life balance while still proving lucrative. Home based franchises can be an excellent opportunity for parents who want to spend more time with their children but simultaneously fulfil their own career objectives and goals and earn money.
Choosing to Study GCSE’s at a college rather than in a traditional school setting, may seem like an unorthodox and potentially risky path to take. Staying where you are and completing your GCSE’s just seems like the most sensible and safe route for many.