Winter Wear for Kids
Children are most susceptible to cold weather than adults. Since the Black Hills have notoriously chilly winters, it is especially important that local parents help their kids dress well in
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Ward Off the Winter Wipeout
As an Arizona-native, I didn’t have much experience driving on icy roads. The first time I drove during the winter, the laminate on the driver’s license was still warm. Not
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Teach Investing & Financial Responsibility
More than anyone, parents understand that money doesn’t grow on trees. With school supplies, clothes they grow out of in a month, doctors visits, and toys—raising a child is expensive.
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This is Your Brain on Pregnancy
Ever walk into a room only to forget what you were doing? Can’t remember what groceries you need anymore? You might be suffering from a case of “momnesia”, “mommy brain”,
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New Year Celebrations in the Black Hills
Watch the ball drop at the many New Year’s countdowns in the Black Hills, from family friendly countdowns to lively New Year’s Eve Parties! Celebrate the New Year at
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Puppy Love or Canine Catastrophe?: How to bring the baby home to a dog
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but how do our canine companions fare with babies? Dogs are like having another child; they can have quite the attitude, require lots of
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Sunscreen in the Winter?
Whenever my sunscreen habits come up in conversation (which can happen more often than you’d think, when I forget to buy unscented sunscreen), I inevitably end up with some strange
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Importance of the Emergency Fund
With memories of the Great Depression, my grandmother kept a stash of money hidden under her mattress and a pantry full of canned goods. I have heard similar stories from
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Financing the First
Raising a child until they are 18 years old costs about a quarter of a million dollars, according to an August 2014 report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Most
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Understanding Febrile Seizures
Melinda Blankenship was babysitting her then-one-year-old grandson, Chance, when he suddenly began having a seizure, and his lips started turning blue. She immediately called 911, laid him down on the
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