On this week's episode, 25-year-old Trisha Tanner of Savannah talked to me about raising her two children, Trey and Ella.
Watch below as Trisha talks about what the transition into parenthood was like for her and her husband. Also, learn what advice she has for other parents just starting out.
Q: I'm a single parent with five children ages 15, 12 and 5-year-old
triplets. The triplets will be attending kindergarten this September.
Is postponing kindergarten entrance right for some children?
A:
Each spring I receive several questions about the advisability of
postponing kindergarten. For most children, it's wise to follow the
kindergarten entrance guidelines because they've been written in
consideration for typical child development.
This weekend's fifth annual St. Baldrick's event aims to shave 100 heads, raise $20,000 for childhood cancer research.
Last year, 91 people agreed to have their heads shaved at the event,
located at the Savannah Mall near the Bass Pro Shops. This year,
organizer Heide Elliott hopes to draw in 100 people willing to go bald
for childhood cancer research.
Whether you are new to town or have lived here all your life, it's
easy to overlook the many unique people, places and things the Savannah
area has to offer.
In light of another new year, we offer a list
of 101 things everyone should do - or at least consider doing - while
living in this place we call the Coastal Empire.
Whether you work or stay home with children, time is always an issue. If you can't seem to find time to work out, why not combine your workout with spending time with your children?
There are many parks and recreational areas to jog while pushing a stroller or letting your toddler ride his bike or scooter beside you.
