Megan Gebhardt of Gebhardt Law Office, P.S. discusses the importance of having an estate plan, particularly for parents of minor children. The article outlines what an estate plan is for, who needs one, the elements of an estate plan, and other tasks to complete to ensure your end-of-life wishes are carried out.
Brie Backus found community through her parent peer-support group with Parent for Early Parent Support (PEPS). That experience went on to shape her health and wellness support programs as an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach.
The owner of Childish Things children’s resale store, Wendy Powell, outlines common safety hazards found in used children’s goods. She provides tips for parents to make sure the used toys, clothing, and gear they receive is safe.
PEPS contributor, Annie Garrett, interviews seven Seattle-area families to hear their take on what it has been like to work from home while parenting during the pandemic.
Tips on finding childcare in Seattle from a local mom, Annie Garrett.
Calling all grandparents, aunts, uncles, and extended family members! Wondering what to gift the young child in your life for their next birthday or celebration? Read on to learn about one type of gift that could provide joy, financial relief, and a pathway to education.
• You’ve opened up a 529 for your child and maybe you’re asking yourself a lot of ‘what if’ questions….What if we move? What if my child goes to a school outside of Washington state? What if my dad in NY wants to open an account too? You’ve got lots of questions and WA529 has some answers for you!
529 plans can be confusing. Read on to find the answers to the three most frequently-asked-questions of 529 plans in Washington state.
Hand in Hand shares suggestions on how families can best address and support the domestic workers they employ in response to the COVID-19 vaccine.
Seven families navigated infant potty training through a technique called Elimination Communication for a year and share how it went.