Like millions of parents out there, I also want to make sure that my kids are not spending too much time on their personal devices. As parents, it is not just the screen time we are looking to control but the real fallout is the addiction that kids get by using these devices. Kids get addicted to games, videos, and certain applications on their tabs and smartphone. And what if they land into an online scam when you are not around? What if some stranger stalks on them online and they fall prey Read more [...]This Cell Phone Monitoring App is All You Need to Manage Your Child’s Smartphone Use
Like millions of parents out there, I also want to make sure that my kids are not spending too much time on their personal devices. As parents, it is not just the screen time we are looking to control but the real fallout is the addiction that kids get by using these devices. Kids get addicted to games, videos, and certain applications on their tabs and smartphone. And what if they land into an online scam when you are not around? What if some stranger stalks on them online and they fall prey Read more [...]
It is officially December. And you know what that means? It is the start of my giving back series. Each day this month I will post either a way you can give back or profile organizations that give back. So check back every day to check out ways you can give back. Today I have a post about giving back to our fur babies. If my heart was open to another pupper I would so get one but losing 2 this year, I need a little more time.
The holidays are the ultimate time to bring 
Data is valuable currency in our home. The kids know how much they can use, and they know when to put down the phone. But things weren't always this way. Before we laid down some ground rules and reined in everyone's data usage habits (mom and dad included), we spent a small fortune on data overages each month.
Here's how we managed to cut back and save on our monthly cell phone bill.
1. Download Music Instead of Streaming
Music streaming platforms like Spotify, Google Music, iTunes, and Pandora 
Every day when I open up my computer, I'm not surprised to see a new virus that is popped up threatening to corrupt all of your operating systems. But it seems like it's just isn't computers you have to be careful with now. Right now I'm on the way to an appointment with the IRS ( Internal Revenue Service) having to prove our identity. Someone where my husband works decide it was an excellent idea to send employees Social Security numbers via email to someone else posing 
