Finding Balance as a Parent

Divorce is tough on adults but kids suffer even more when their family is ruined due to the relationship turbulence of their parents. Although they say that the first year after a divorce is the most complicated for parents and kids to cover, one must not ignore the long term effects of divorce on child. The truth is that your chance for a better life without your former spouse may cost your children a happy future. Check out how deciding to terminate your relationships may impact your kids’ life in the long run and do everything possible to mitigate the negative after-effects. 

Caregivers think of others and provide essential services, and this outward focus can put their own health at risk. Parents, especially, need to take care of themselves so that they can enjoy both a fulfilling role and relaxing days in the sun. As the saying goes, you still need to put your own oxygen mask on first so that you can continue your commendable caregiving. Think about these ways to protect your own health as a parent.

There are several things to consider when deciding what career you hope to enter. One major factor is family. Some people plan for their future to include spending a lot of time with their families--both immediate and extended. If this is you then the following careers may suit you.

We live in a culture that applauds hustle and having it all. We want to climb the corporate ladder and be a good parent. While that sounds great in theory, balancing work and parenting is a challenge that can leave new and experienced parents stressed.