Hello my name’s Annie Clifton.
I'm a mom and blogger. I have 2 kids that are now in college, and I am a teacher working at a high school.
I love kids’ education and I think I know a bit about kids, so I decided to create this blog, which is dedicated to kids’ education, parenting, frugal living (because we had to tighten the belt a few years ago) and general lifestyle bits and pieces.
I hope you have fun checking out my blog
ABOUTIf your child wants to play the piano, that is a great thing because in many cases, it is the parents who really what their child to play, so if the child shows the imitative, then it is goo ...
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It is normal for parents to form close bonds with their children throughout their childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Kristie Overstreet, a therapist, says that certain words or ...
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Thomas C. Corley, a financial advisor, has spent five years interviewing wealthy people. He now shares his insights about their habits and how they have been able to accumulate their wealth. My ...
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I start this week with one more reflection, one of those that we put on paper (or on the keyboard?), more to allay our own anxieties. And who knows someone else's anxieties around here, right? And ...
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Get ready for a bit of a bumpy road as you accompany children's social development this year. School brings opportunities for many Chatting Friendsnew friendships, and the likelihood is t ...
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If your child wants to play the piano, that is a great thing because in many cases, it is the parents who really what their child to play, so if the child shows the imitative, then it is goo ...
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It is normal for parents to form close bonds with their children throughout their childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Kristie Overstreet, a therapist, says that certain words or ...
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Our boys are exactly 13 months apart. This means we have two toddlers zooming around the house every day, two little bottoms to change, two little noses to wipe. And sometimes there are just not en ...
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I start this week with one more reflection, one of those that we put on paper (or on the keyboard?), more to allay our own anxieties. And who knows someone else's anxieties around here, right? And ...
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Anyone looking for a lighter, healthier lifestyle is certainly tired of reading that word: balance. It's the watchword for everything! It's following a healthy diet but also allowing yourself to be ...
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In this post, I have put together 5 tips to make your Instagram page more beautiful. These are simple measures that are worthwhile for those who have a brand/blog or for those who simply take the s ...
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Hello friends! After a break of about two months on the blog, I come back with a reflection that is at the same time a justification for this absence. It's a very common mistake among content creat ...
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Thomas C. Corley, a financial advisor, has spent five years interviewing wealthy people. He now shares his insights about their habits and how they have been able to accumulate their wealth. My ...
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Simple and frugal are two words (and attitudes) that don't seem to be in fashion these days, despite constant efforts by some people over the past decades. Perhaps this is because, in the society w ...
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I'm going to share an example that happened to a person I know, so this is a true story. When my colleague's wife got pregnant, they decided to buy a baby carriage. The cart was huge, practicall ...
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You know I like lists, so follow my personal tips to avoid impulsive purchases: 1. Buy Only At The Time Of Use One thing I learned from this pandemic was to stop shopping so early. It was somethi ...
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