Many parents dream of putting away something for their kids’ college years and their own retirement, but, in these uncertain economic times, what constitutes a reliable investment? Where should the family build its nest egg?
Kathleen Boucher, independent business owner of Younique Wealth,...
Water Safety Tips
Ben Komer, of Leahi Swim School offers these seven tips to keep your kids safe in the water:
1. There is no such thing as “drown proof.”
2. Have everyone in the family take swimming lessons.
It can be difficult to help kids cope with the loss of a loved one, particularly as you work through your own grief. A child’s understanding of death depends largely on his or her age, life experiences and personality.
Raising financially fit children requires parental involvement. Encourage girls and boys to learn math skills and prepare for life by teaching money management, beginning as early as preschool.
Book Recommendations for Your Keiki—From Preschool to Eighth Grade, Plus a Little Something for Mom and Dad.
By Asad Ghiasuddin, M.D., Kapiolani Child Psychiatrist
How Much Energy Does Your Household Use?
Do you ever wonder how much electricity is used in your home and what uses the most energy? The graph below is an example of annual energy use for a typical family of four and illustrates which items use the most energy and cost the most to operate.
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photography by Karen DB Photography
