The Single Mothers Personal Finance Blog
Stress, you can’t avoid it but you can outsmart it! Each April, in light of Stress Awareness month, experts on the topic, offer information intended to make us smarter and better armed against stress. Some of today’s leading authorities on stress believe this modern-day pandemic has become so pervasive that we’ve simply adapted to this [...] Read more »
1. Put the guilt away (preferably in a bag and take it to the curb) Our society likes to manipulate mothers by playing on our doubts and insecurities. With single moms the guilt seems to be intensified a hundred fold. When society isn’t guilting us, our kids may be guilting us and we often guilt [...] Read more »
When my kids were younger the local hospital had a day for helping parents install their baby’s car seat correctly. It was basically a drive through service and was very helpful. I also got a free booster seat for my daughter when she got too big for the baby car seat. We didn’t have apps [...] Read more »
Five ways to take charge of your health and increase your bottom line Health care today is expensive, but there are ways that you can give your wallet a break. One of the best ways to make health care more affordable is to avoid the need for medical care in the first place. More than [...] Read more »
I love the sun! Years ago I learned about it’s benefit to my body but more recently I learned about how it helps boost my mood. As hot as it’s been here in Atlanta I can’t help but enjoy the weather because I know I’m getting a break from the cold (yep it gets cold [...] Read more »
Depression and single motherhood seem to go hand in hand, am I right? I lived with depression, anxiety, and stress for a lot of years. Sometimes I still feel stress but I think that’s part of life. But when it gets to severe levels it becomes a problem and affect your quality of life. I [...] Read more »
If you insist on making New Year’s resolutions about weight loss and health you might as well get a dose of good information. Check out the article below for five important considerations for your health. (ARA) – If you’re not planning on adding “lose weight” to your list of New Year’s resolutions, you’re in the [...] Read more »
It’s getting really cold here in Atlanta and though I don’t usually have good things to say about cold weather, one thing I can say is I really love good old-fashioned comfort food. This is the kind of heavy, yet healthy food that makes a cold day bearable for me. I’ll share couple of recipes [...] Read more »
