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Single Parent’s Day happens each year on March 21st as a day to celebrate all the hard work single parents do to raise their children. Although some might think that this day is some modification of Mother’s Day or Father’s Day, it’s actually something much different. It’s a day for children to celebrate their single parent for the hard work and dedication it takes to keep a stable environment at home and provide for them on their own. It’s also a day …

As the holiday season approaches, so do promises of cozy autumn outings and festive family gatherings. The excitement that surrounds the transition into an eventful season can be magical for your child. Despite all of the fun they have to look forward to, jam-packed schedules can result in exhaustion and your child’s mental health may become overwhelmed. This is especially so if your holiday season plans involve as much traveling as they do fun!