Tag: Life insurance
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Ruda talks change… with her son
Johannes Landman graduated from varsity and landed that job. But as time went by, he came to the realisation that he wanted more.
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The baby food tribunal
Mom-in-progress Kagiso Msimango had to hold a tribunal of sorts to keep her Things pap-free. She knows her grandmother had the best intentions, but pap alone will not do!
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#MusicMonday – Songs ruined by our kids
At some point or another, any parent will find him- or herself in a scenario where a child gets hooked on an annoying song, or a song that seemed nice in the beginning, but was ruined by the child, who can’t stop listening to it.
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Happy Women’s Day!
In celebration of National Women’s Day, we’d like to share this inspirational TED talk by Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook.
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This is how good parenting works
The gold standard of parenting is two people with a healthy relationship who want to raise successful kids, and when that can’t be achieved, a single committed parent can fulfill that mission as well.
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Renting vs Buying: Why you should buy
It is important to buy a property that will suit your needs for some years to come. In other words, while that bachelor flat may seem ideal to those who have recently married, factors such as when the couple plans to start a family should be taken into consideration before buying.
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The true story of the baby in the red box
The stories we tell our children are stories that come from the heart, bonding us in wide-eyed wonder through the magic of imagination. And we learn as much in the telling, as our children do in the listening.
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Renting vs Buying: Why you should rent
Your real estate agent may give you an odd look if you say you’d rather rent than buy, but there are some good reasons for choosing to be a tenant rather than a buyer. By Lea Jacobs.
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7 things I wish I’d known as a newlywed
Ask any happily or unhappily married couple about what they wish they knew as newlyweds, and we’re sure they’ll be able to provide a list or even write a book about it.
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Raising a money-savvy child
Gone are the days when doling out pocket money was good enough to teach your children the basics of finance and budgeting. Think smart by thinking ahead, and you can start your children on the pathway to long-term financial peace-of-mind.