Guest Post!- 5 Tips To A Better Return From Maternity Leave

The transition to and from maternity leave can be pretty tough. Whether you’re taking a
full 12 (or even 18) months, or you’ve decided to cut it short, there’s a lot to consider
when you’re away from the office for an extended period of time. From the logistics of
managing childcare to feelings of Mom guilt, returning to work from maternity leave can
be a pretty tough transition.

Working in Human Resources for nearly 15 years, I’ve seen what works pretty well and
what doesn’t. Here are a few tips to make your return to work a little easier.

Christmas In July!- How You Can Start Saving For Christmas Today!

Ohh the weather outside is sunny
And I'm thinking of money
Christmas will be here fast
Save your cash, save your cash, save your cash.

Do you guys feel like Christmas sneaks up on you every year? Personally, I usually start my shopping around Black Friday, and continue shopping all the way up to Christmas Eve. This year I've decided that I'd like to enjoy a relaxing holiday season instead of scrambling to shop every pay day.

Here are some tips I've come up with that will help you start saving for Christmas now, and buy some things along the way.

Review: Canadian Made Co!

Disclaimer: This product was sent to me for review, however all opinions and thoughts are my own. 

I am really excited to be sharing my review of the City Of Canada sweater from Canadian Made Co. You can find their products here https://canadianmade.co/.

The first thing I noticed about this product was the amazing quality! Since they are a new company, I wasn't sure what to expect, and I was really impressed. The inside is a soft fleecy material, which was perfect for windy days by the ocean during our recent camping trip. This sweater is my new favorite and I can tell it's going to last a long time.

Summer Vacation Series #2- The Differences Between Childrens Floatation Devices

Every Summer, the stores start getting flooded with different types of water safety devices for kids. They've got life jackets, personal flotation devices (PFDs), puddle jumpers, inflatable arm bands, training vests, etc. Which ones do you need and what are the differences between them?