By: The RedWeek Travel Experts Timeshare ownership gives travelers the opportunity to secure an annual family vacation. This alternative travel solution omits costly hotel stays and stressful planning. However, timeshares often get a bad reputation; many feel they become more of a financial burden than a place of relaxation. There are easy ways to overcome that burden, from visiting your timeshare to selling it to an eager buyer; it’s possible to transform your timeshare into a benefit. … [Read more...] about Own a Timeshare? 3 Ways to Stop Wasting Money
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Sleep Deprivation and What It Does to Teenagers (And How to Help)
Guest Post In a world where kids are expected to be more grown-up than ever, it’s no surprise that many of them struggled to sleep the same way that their parents do. Kids are more stressed than ever these days, with school starting very early in the morning and after-school activities taking up their entire evenings without leaving time for homework and relaxation. More than two-thirds of American high schoolers don’t get enough sleep. It’s not hard to guess that Canadian rates would be … [Read more...] about Sleep Deprivation and What It Does to Teenagers (And How to Help)
Family Cruising Without the Kids Clubs
Pin me! When you think of taking the family on a cruise, the kids clubs will undoubtedly be discussed. Every family cruise line has some type of kids club but that doesn't mean your children will want to go. It is okay to enjoy the cruise without sending the kids to the kids club. There's no shortage of things to do together on a family cruising vacation. Live Shows Every cruise ship has some form of live entertainment, and often it is appropriate for the entire family. Check the show … [Read more...] about Family Cruising Without the Kids Clubs
10 Book Series that Will Make Your Tween a Reader
Pin me! My mother instilled in me a love of reading that I always hoped to pass along to my children. Despite reading to him each night and providing a plethora of reading material, it seemed that my oldest son just wasn't going to be a reader, not for pleasure anyway. Then, in his 8th year, it all changed. Make Your Tween a Reader I had purchased the first three Harry Potter books for him as a Christmas gift. While I hadn't read them, one of my babysitters really enjoyed them and I … [Read more...] about 10 Book Series that Will Make Your Tween a Reader
Communicating With Your Teenager
Pin me! Communicating with your teenager can be a challenge. At this point in your kid's life, you are no longer center stage. Their peer groups get to spend time with the charming child you once knew, while you get the leftovers. The first step to engaging your teen is understanding their communication techniques. Let's start with some light-hearted but accurate assessment of how teens communicate with their parents. How Teens Communicate The sigh: Usually preceded by a question from a … [Read more...] about Communicating With Your Teenager
Blogger Resources: Starting a Blog
Pin Me! I started Kidsumers in 2010 with the intention of reviewing products and maybe earning an income. The only real blogger resources we had back then were each other, but we figured it out. In 2013 I quit my full-time job to be a full-time blogger. I have had the opportunity to review products, earn an income, build a portfolio and have some incredible experiences. Blogging is not a get rich quick scheme and does require regular work and commitment in order to build a business, if that … [Read more...] about Blogger Resources: Starting a Blog
