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Dec 3, 2024 | parent.com | Parent Co |Hannah Brencher |Charlie Fletcher |Yelena Shuster

by Amanda Eye Ward December 03, 2024 As I emerged from the tunnel of mothering small toddlers, I realized I missed travel desperately. I had spent my high school and early college years in New England, not leaving the Eastern time zone until I was nineteen. But as soon as I got my first passport and felt the thrill of discovering another culture, I fell utterly in love with being completely lost.

Nov 18, 2024 | parent.com | Parent Co |Jack Shaw |Sarah Bossio |Yelena Shuster

by Jack Shaw November 18, 2024 The holidays are right around the corner, and it's time to set a holiday gift budget for Christmas and other seasonal celebrations. Most people don’t see how enjoying these special occasions is possible without maxing out your credit card or denting your bank account. You can get together with friends and family in meaningful and budget-friendly ways by capping your gift expenses. Here are strategies for a wallet-conscious holiday season.

Oct 14, 2024 | parent.com | Parent Co |Hannah Howard |Yelena Shuster

by ParentCo. October 14, 2024 The second pink line on the pregnancy test confirmed my suspicion that we would be welcoming our second child. I was nervous and excited and experiencing all of the emotions that come flooding through any woman when she finds out she’s expecting. I was about six weeks along and had only told my husband and one of my best friends. I went about daily life working and taking care of our two-year-old.

Jul 5, 2023 | fetchpet.com | Yelena Shuster

3. Avoid trips outside, except quick pee & poop breaks. Monitor the air quality index (AQI) in your area – we love a weather app with notifications or  checking AirNow.gov throughout the day. When the range is >150, keep pets indoors with windows closed. You can take your dog outside for short relief trips, but avoid strenuous exercise to keep your dog safe from bad air. Help your pets release their energy by planning indoor activities to keep their bodies and minds active.