If our run-in with COVID-19 has taught us anything, being restricted to limited spaces can be a risk to our mental health. Exploration and visual stimulation are some of the key factors in our collective human experience. As unnatural as it was to be locked inside our homes and living quarters, it brought to the […]
If there’s one thing we can’t stop children from doing, it’s growing. Out of their shoes, their clothes, and (fingers crossed) their teenage attitudes. A consistent change that we as caregivers get to witness is the evolution of their personal tastes. From their favorite color to their favorite musicians–it’s inevitable. What can become a daunting […]
If the past two years huddled at home have taught us anything, basements can be an excellent living and entertaining place for young and old. More than just a place to store Christmas decorations, basements can serve as a learning space, an office, or family room. Of course, because basements don’t have abundant sources of […]
