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Personal injury – will your claim be accepted?

If you have been injured through no fault of your own, you may have wondered whether you have the right to claim compensation - especially where companies are involved (for example, you may wonder how to file a lawsuit against walmart or how to start a claim against a museum or cinema chain). These queries are normal. Let’s look at some considerations surrounding whether your claim will be accepted. Duty of care The duty of a care is a real thing that you may never have considered. The basics of the duty of care are that no matter where you are and what you are doing (as long as you are outside of your own home), there is an expectation that the landlord / proprietor / local authority will have…

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September 1, 2020

Why Money Will Never Determine Happiness

Most of us go through our lives, never receiving a mountain of money in the post. It just doesn't happen to the vast majority of us. That's statistics for you. But even when it does, we should take note of the effects that it has. The world seems to teach us that the product of hard work - financial resources - is a route to happiness. But when you study the lives of people who have mountains of the stuff, you soon find something entirely different. They're not particularly pleased with their lives. That's a fascinating finding for our purposes. It means that the way you feel often has very little to do with the amount of money that you have in the bank. Pexels - CC0 License The observations…

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August 24, 2020

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What to do after being in a car accident with your kids

We don’t want any harm to come to our children. That’s why we take drastic measures in ensuring they’re safe and protected. Whether you’re at home, or you’re enjoying a family day out we always put our children’s safety first. This instinct also applies to traveling in the car. We make sure our children have car seats that are the right size and that are fitted correctly. We try to keep them calm, take regular breaks and don’t take any unnecessary risks. But, when someone else causes a road accident, and you and your precious cargo are sent spinning before you’re violently jolted across the road, most parents feel utterly helpless. Being caught up in a car accident that wasn’t your fault with your children involved is a terrifying experience…

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August 18, 2020

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It’s Time To Look After Your Kids’ Teeth

Oral hygiene includes all the actions for the care of the teeth such as the removal of the microbial plaque and the maintenance of an environment that prevents the manifestation of diseases of the teeth, the gums and the oral cavity in general. For your kids, keeping their teeth healthy for as long as possible is going to be vital. During these times, going to the dentist has been prohibited but it’s even more important, during Covid, to look after your kids’ teeth. Once it is safe to go outside, you should bring your kids to see a dentist for professional care. Kids can be tough to convince to go to the dentist, mainly because they think dentists and general doctors are the same; the fear of doctors surpasses kids;…

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August 15, 2020

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Creating An Eco-Friendly Home For Your Family

Creating a beautiful home for your family is an ongoing project, you’ll want to get the interior design work right, create a safe place, and to keep your home eco-friendly. With these top ideas creating an eco-friendly home needn’t be a chore. pexels 1. Choose eco-fabrics When we are decorating our homes, we need to pick out plenty of fabrics. From sofas to curtains, cushions and tablecloths, be sure to choose fabrics that are eco-friendly. A few options include: Soy cashmere: Soy fabric is made using soybean hulls; these hulls would otherwise go to waste in food production. Soy plants have minimal impact on the environment during the growing process, and they are also compostable. Soy cashmere is well regarded for its UV resistance and antibacterial properties. Bamboo: Bamboo absorbs…

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August 12, 2020

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How to Maintain a Stunning Garden as a Busy Parent

As a busy parent, it’s a win if you can keep the kitchen clean for more than five seconds. Other areas of the home, like the garden, just seem to take a back seat more often than not. That is such a big mistake. Not because it’s a chore, you need to check off on your list, but because your garden is an oasis of wellness. Getting out there and yes, even working to maintain it does wonders towards your wellbeing and mental health. Make it your downtime hobby, and get your family involved. With this excellent guide, you’ll be able to do it all, no matter how busy you are as a working parent or full-time caretaker. Photo by Jill Wellington on Pexels.com Get Your Children Involved If you…

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August 2, 2020

11 Top Tips For Raising Kids As A Single Parent

If you're a single parent, taking care of the kids can be a daunting task. Having to switch roles as a mother and a father at the same time means that your responsibilities are almost unlimited. The enabling environment you provide for your kids will play a big role in their development. So, here are 11 tips to help you out with the kids as a single parent. Seek support when necessary Image Credit Single-parenting can bring about feelings of loneliness. Though you may try to stay strong, there are moments when feelings of isolation will weigh you down as a single parent. Instead of trying to do it all by yourself, consider seeking external child support from your neighborhood. Talk to family and other parents in your zone, and…

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July 27, 2020

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Sleeping Tips for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) poses many unique challenges for you as a parent. Sleeping Tips for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) One of the most commonly affected areas involves sleep. Good sleep during pregnancy is certainly important, but so too is adequate rest postpartum and into childhood for both you and your child. As your child ages, lost sleep usually results from their inability to sleep. If they can’t fall asleep, have bad dreams, or wake up frequently, then they may wake you up directly or indirectly through the noise they make. Making matters worse, they’ll suffer from the effects of poor sleep. Losing even a few hours of sleep is enough to cause negative effects on their mood, energy, and cognitive skills, especially for…

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July 25, 2020