Confronting the reality that a family member holds racist beliefs or engages in discriminatory behavior can be a deeply distressing and ethically challenging ordeal. It’s a situation that calls into question not only the bonds of family but also personal values, moral responsibility, and the quest for social justice. Navigating Family and Racism: When Racist […]
Category Archives: Education
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Nov
Nov
The delightful and often puzzling realm of toddlerhood is a time of rapid cognitive and linguistic development. As parents, caregivers, and curious observers, we are fascinated by the magical process through which these young minds begin unraveling language’s mysteries. In this extended exploration, we will embark on a comprehensive journey exploring toddler language comprehension to […]
16
Nov
Nov
In the intricate art of parenting, nurturing a child’s ability to stand up for themselves ranks among the most valuable life skills you can impart. As they navigate diverse experiences and challenges, fostering resilience, assertiveness, and self-confidence becomes essential. This comprehensive guide presents 10 Strategies for Teaching Child Self-Advocacy, offering parents powerful methods to empower […]
14
Nov
Nov
Digital platforms have brought about new and exciting ways for kids to learn and play in the ever-changing world of education. Among these platforms, YouTube is a treasure trove of educational content that engages young minds, making learning an interactive and enjoyable experience. From scientific experiments to historical adventures, YouTube offers a wide range of […]
03
Nov
Nov
Embarking on the road to higher education is a transformative chapter in the lives of aspiring students. The quest for expert guidance becomes essential with the increasing complexity of the college admissions landscape. Whether paying for college advising is a worthwhile investment is a pivotal consideration for students and their families. In this comprehensive exploration, […]
Education, Family, Health
Unveiling the Enigmatic Beauty: A Realistic Portrayal of the Amniotic Sac Delivery Process
03
Nov
Nov
The miracle of childbirth has captivated humanity for centuries, inspiring awe and wonder as new life enters the world. The sight of a baby born within its amniotic sac holds a special place among the numerous captivating moments during childbirth. Often referred to as the “caul” or “veil,” this extraordinary occurrence offers a glimpse into […]
03
Aug
Aug
Children’s playtime, marked by high energy and physicality, can seem rough and chaotic to adults, with activities like wrestling, chasing, and mock fighting taking center stage. However, understanding why rough play is beneficial for children uncovers its crucial role in their development. This rough play or rough-and-tumble play is not just natural but also significantly […]
28
Jul
Jul
Little did I know that my year-long sojourn in the enchanting city of London, during my junior year in college, would be a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Longing for this awaited adventure, I embarked on this journey with fervent excitement. However, the first two months brought forth a torrent of tears, as homesickness enveloped me […]
Education, Family, Parents
Inequality Causes Black Children to Miss Out on Extracurricular Activities’ Benefits
28
Jul
Jul
Economic constraints and lack of access are two major barriers leading to black children missing out on extracurricular activities. These activities often provide educational and developmental advantages that extend beyond the regular school curriculum. However, these beneficial experiences remain elusive for many due to the aforementioned challenges.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Family, Parents
What Should I Do If I Caught My Tween or Teen Masturbating
20
Jul
Jul
Many parents, regardless of how open-minded they are, might feel shocked or embarrassed if they found themselves asking, what should I do if I caught my tween or teen masturbating? The realization of our children as sexual beings can indeed be startling. But as uncomfortable as this situation may be, it’s essential to remember that […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Family, Parents
Can ‘Cocomelon’ Lead to Delayed Speech and Temper Tantrums
13
Jul
Jul
‘CoComelon’, that mesmerizing show that has toddlers entranced with its bright colors and catchy tunes – my own three-year-old was no exception. Yet, questions are swirling. Can ‘Cocomelon’ lead to delayed speech and temper tantrums? With recent discussions suggesting potential harm, concerns over its intensity, and the possible ripple effects on behavior and language development, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Family, Parents
Experts Weigh In On Which Phones Are Safest for Kids Of Different Ages
13
Jul
Jul
In an era where 53% of American children own a smartphone by the age of 11, as reported in a 2019 nationwide survey by Common Sense Media, the demand for smartphones among children has seen a significant surge. This percentage escalates to a staggering 84% once children enter their teens. The prevalent demand has left […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Family, Parents
How to Assist Your Sensitive Child to Cope with the Overwhelming World
12
Jul
Jul
During a casual FaceTime session with their Uncle Ivan, my three children had an encounter that was emotionally challenging for my 4-year-old. What was meant as light-hearted banter resulted in my sensitive child misinterpreting his uncle’s playful “poopy-face” remark as a cruel jibe. This instance underscores how important it is to assist your sensitive child […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Family, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Here’s How You Can Help Your LGBTQ+ Child’s Emotional Well-Being
09
Jul
Jul
“Every day after school, I didn’t want to go home. I thought about leaving and even looked for places where I could go,” shares Ananya, a 19-year-old gay college student, highlighting the importance of understanding how you can help your LGBTQ+ child’s emotional well-being.
08
Jul
Jul
As parents, we often ask ourselves when is the right time to begin child discipline, especially when confronted with situations like my one-year-old son, Luke, who seems to have a fascination with placing rocks in his mouth. Even our cat’s swipes and hisses do not deter his playful lunges.
08
Jul
Jul
Navigating through the details before commencing homeschooling is crucial, especially for Black homeschooling families looking for the best educational option. Here are some important considerations to guide your decision-making process.
08
Jul
Jul
While spending quality time with your child is crucial, you should also let them go out and discover the world on their own. Skills like problem-solving, independence, creative thinking, and more can all benefit from kids engaging in unsupervised play. Giving a child time to play independently, even if it’s just for a few minutes, […]
02
Jul
Jul
When my son was almost 1 year old, I started taking him to the library for free story times. Once a week, I would sit with other tired parents whose kids were about the same age as mine and listen to stories. Afterward, I would stay and talk with the adults while the kids played. […]
Education
Private School Village: The Community That Black Students in Exclusive White Schools Require
01
Jul
Jul
Observing the isolation faced by Black students in predominantly white, upscale institutions, one proactive mother sought a solution. She envisioned and developed the “Private School Village,” a community aimed at providing the support and sense of belonging that Black students in exclusive white schools require.
29
Jun
Jun
As we navigate a unique back-to-school season marked by a significant teacher shortage, persistent COVID-19 outbreaks, and controversial book bans, the role of parents becomes more crucial than ever. In this challenging context, teachers discuss how parents can help them, offering valuable insights to ease the transition and foster a supportive environment for everyone involved.
28
Jun
Jun
“All Students Will Benefit from AP African American Studies in US High Schools,” a statement that rings truer now more than ever. This multidisciplinary class, focusing on the initial four centuries of African American history, promises a wealth of knowledge, despite the pushback from conservatives aiming to limit its impact.
27
Jun
Jun
Juggling family life and academia might seem daunting if you’re a parent contemplating a return to school. Nonetheless, considering the things to think about before returning to school as a parent is crucial, especially when you’re in the shoes of two dads, balancing the upbringing of their two young children while pursuing bachelor’s degrees, a […]
26
Jun
Jun
In the spirit of Black History Month, the stories of Black immigrants often find themselves overshadowed. It’s a poignant reminder of why it’s important to honor Black Immigrants, enabling us to celebrate not just American and African history, but also the rich tapestry of our cultural traditions.
26
Jun
Jun
In spite of facing segregation and racial prejudice, a host of ‘World-Changing Black Inventors’ have left an indelible mark on society. Their outstanding innovations, which span across a diverse range of fields from three-way traffic signals and video games, to advanced security technologies and pioneering laser cataract surgery, continue to enrich our lives today.
25
Jun
Jun
As we commemorate Black History Month, it’s crucial to recall that not all Black experiences are uniform, and many notable African-American families have made their mark, establishing distinctive legacies that continue to shape our world.
25
Jun
Jun
Despite being a common practice, awarding students for perfect attendance may not be the most effective or fair measure of their intelligence or educational experience. In other words, there should be no perfect attendance awards, as it doesn’t necessarily reflect a student’s true academic progress.
22
Jun
Jun
In the wake of the chilling bomb threats last year, the Biden administration is taking a hopeful stride. HBCUs are to receive grant money, promising a safer future for these endangered institutions. Dr. Dietra Trent, passionately advocating for student safety, opens up to Parents about the absolute necessity for a secure mental and physical environment […]
Education
The Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned Initiative Offers Complimentary eCards to American Teens
17
Jun
Jun
In response to the growing attack on children’s right to read, librarians are taking a stand, and The Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned Initiative is leading the charge by offering complimentary eCards to American teens. Since the program’s inception, over 5,100 free electronic library cards have been provided, ensuring access to a wealth of knowledge […]
15
Jun
Jun
The excitement surrounding President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan is palpable as he announces the cancellation of federal student loans. Discover his promises, the opposition he has faced, and the life-changing benefits borrowers could experience from his innovative ideas.
14
Jun
Jun
Even before kindergarten, kids are ready to start getting familiar with a keyboard by engaging in fun typing games for your child. We consulted with educators to get their input on which typing applications and games are the most effective for a fun and educational experience.
08
Jun
Jun
We consulted with educational professionals to determine the top gap year programs and services for High School Graduates, and to receive their advice on selecting the best option.
01
Jun
Jun
These unsung pioneers, including must-know influential Black Women, affected American history, and you should be familiar with their names and biographies to appreciate their significant contributions.
29
May
May
Parents receive stacks of paperwork from their child’s school throughout their education, often leading to a school paper overload and helping your student manage this abundance of graded homework, artwork, report cards, and other documents can prevent them from drowning in paperwork and create a more organized environment.
25
May
May
In today’s digital age, there are more educational programs for children of all ages than ever before, whether you watch Netflix or PBS. We asked experts to sift through popular television programs for toddlers, preschoolers, and adolescents so that you know which instructional children’s shows are worth watching.
14
May
May
Playing some entertaining, educational games can help children better understand the fundamentals of mathematics and spark an enthusiasm for education. Check out these top math apps for kids to make learning fun and engaging.
03
May
May
Your child will practice fundamental math, reading, writing, form, and time concepts in kindergarten. As you wonder, “What do children actually learn in kindergarten?” learn more about the kindergarten curriculum and how you may help your child achieve crucial learning milestones at home.
17
Mar
Mar
Discover the beauty of adoption through these heartwarming books for children about adoption. These powerful stories teach important life lessons about love and family dynamics, making them must-reads for any family going through the adoption process.
15
Mar
Mar
As a way to accelerate students’ learning, some schools consider allowing them to skip a grade, but is it the right decision for your child? In this article, we’ll discuss the possible benefits and drawbacks of skipping a grade.
13
Mar
Mar
Are you concerned that your child’s poor handwriting might be due to something more serious? Learn about dysgraphia, including its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discipline Tips Every Parents Need To Know
09
Feb
Feb
Whether your child is throwing tantrums, whining, fighting, or just plain nay-saying, in this article, you will learn discipline tips that every parent should know about.
09
Feb
Feb
Learning and growing intellectually, developing socially, and becoming self-reliant are all important aspects of school. In this article, you will learn the steps you can take in preventing your child from getting sick in the coming school years and when you should decide to make them take antibiotics, and when they’re too ill to go […]
08
Feb
Feb
As the pandemic disrupted the usual way of education, parents and young learners had to quickly adapt to the new norm of online education. With our article on Preparing Young Learners for Online Education, we provide helpful tips to ensure that parents and their young learners are equipped with the knowledge and skills to overcome […]
11
Dec
Dec
It appears like notebook paper and backpacks were placed on store shelves early this year, and if you noticed them right after July 4th, you’re not alone. School supply lists may not yet be available in some areas since while some states have a late August start date, others don’t send their pupils back to […]
08
Dec
Dec
Due to the pandemic, the rise of the stay-at-home high school parent is on the rise. Those who choose to stay home to raise their children are typically associated with caring for infants and toddlers. According to the data, mothers with young children (those under the age of three) are the most likely to stay […]
Education, Family, Pre-teens and Teens
What the Student Loan Forgiveness Plan of Means for Your Family
06
Dec
Dec
If you have student loans or are the parent of a student who does, it’s crucial to know what the student loan forgiveness plan means to you and your family. On August 24, 2022, President Biden will announce a strategy to try to resolve the student debt crisis, which he hopes will be a relief […]
23
Nov
Nov
Uncertainty about how COVID-19 will affect the classroom continues to plague parents, educators, and kids as the new school year begins. Infection rates continue to rise across the world as the extremely contagious Delta version of COVID-19 makes its way around the world. But teachers can help students by being vaccinated. and by wearing masks. […]
20
Nov
Nov
As difficult as sending your child to college, doing it during a pandemic can be downright terrifying. Since no parent likes to hear that their kid has the coronavirus, it’s important to take precautions. Despite immunization efforts, students are still getting the virus, so be ready for anything. In this article, learn more about what […]
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
High Vaccination Rate Can Help Things Get Back to Normal
17
Nov
Nov
This fall, students all throughout the United States will return to university, and a modeling research has determined that the single most important determinant in campus safety will be the percentage of students who have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. In this article, learn more about why a high vaccination rate on school campuses […]
16
Nov
Nov
Another year, another shortage of school bus drivers has begun the year off poorly for students and their families. Enough adults aren’t available to drive the youngsters home from school every day. In this article, find out how our kids are affected by the national bus driver shortage.
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How School Gardens Can Encourage Children To Eat More Veggies
06
Nov
Nov
It’s a well-known uphill battle to convince kids to eat their vegetables. However, recent studies show that school gardens can encourage children to eat more veggies.
31
Oct
Oct
There is a racial and gender gaps in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) programming on television, according to a study in the Journal of Children and Media. Indeed, these results reflect existing disparities in the STEM industries.
30
Oct
Oct
There is now a six-week limit on abortions in Texas under a new law that took effect on September 1. According to Houston OB/GYN and co-owner of Serenity Women’s Health & Med Spa Tamika Cross, MD, FACOG, fetal heartbeats are often discovered by ultrasound between the sixth and seventh week of pregnancy. In this article, […]
26
Oct
Oct
Children aged 6 months old can get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination. The vaccine has been given full FDA approval for use in those aged 12 and older and emergency use authorization (EUA) for those aged 6 months to 11 years. In this article, learn about whether the Covid-19 vaccination could be made mandatory in schools.
26
Oct
Oct
Maintaining a supply of essentials for your family has been difficult throughout the pandemic. The best masks for adults and children have been subject to rapid change in recent years, making it difficult to stay up. Since the Omicron type has a high transmission rate, specialists now advise using N95 or KN95 masks, which have […]
17
Jul
Jul
For both students and their parents, middle school is a time of great anticipation. To give you a helping hand, here’s a guide for parents in understanding their middle schoolers better.
17
Jul
Jul
Schools across the country offer dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment programs to encourage more high school students to continue their education after graduation. College credit is earned while they’re still in high school, so it’s not just a taste of what it’s like to be in college. Graduating high school with 20 or 30 college […]
12
Jul
Jul
At-home reading classes have been around for decades, and learning to read with apps is merely the newest version of that practice. In this article, we’ve collected the best apps for homeschoolers on learning how to read.
12
Jul
Jul
We’ve collected the finest free sites for online reading instruction to help your child improve their reading and comprehension skills.
12
Jul
Jul
A subscription service for children’s books regularly delivers new books to children and their families, sometimes focusing on a specific topic. Whether it’s a few books in every box or a few extra things to go along with the book of the month, these subscription boxes are all about encouraging a lifelong and active interest […]
Education, Family, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
How To Approach The Subject of Guns with Children
12
Jul
Jul
Children need to know about weapons, no matter their views on gun ownership or whether or not they have a gun in their homes. When children are naturally curious about guns, their lack of knowledge could be lethal. In this article, you will learn how to approach the subject of guns with your children.
12
Jul
Jul
When selecting the perfect present for a 3-year-old who is about to begin preschool, there is no age group more fun to shop for. Unwrapping a gift for a 3-year-old is almost always as much fun as receiving one, whether it’s for a birthday, holiday, or even just because. But when it comes to 3-year-old […]
12
Jul
Jul
Anti-racism education generally begins with a dialogue, especially with children and teenagers. Many of the best discussion starters can be found in various media, including books, movies, and television shows. To start anti-racist dialogues, this article provides you with a list of helpful anti-racism resources that you can use in your family.
12
Jul
Jul
When toddlers can identify and name their bodily parts, they have achieved a big milestone. Parents and other caregivers spend a lot of time each day dealing with toddlers, making this a critical skill. They grasp hands, tie shoes, clean noses, and kiss skinned knees of children.
12
Jul
Jul
The fact that youngsters learn a language, talk, and write in such a short period is very remarkable. But the question, “When do you introduce writing to your toddler?” stands. While we all want our children to gain the skills they will need for the rest of their lives, many of us don’t think much […]
12
Jul
Jul
Fine motor abilities are being developed as you educate your youngster to write. You’re also getting him ready for school because most kindergarten-bound children can already write a few letters. In this article, you will find fun ways to help you in teaching your kids to write their names. educational and stress-free stages, which makes […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Books For LGBTQ+ Children During and Ater Pride Month
12
Jul
Jul
These ten books for young LGBTQ+ children will help you celebrate Pride and honor those who have fought for equality.
12
Jul
Jul
The study of chemistry is one of the most engaging pursuits in all of science—the study of matter and the transformations it undergoes in its broadest sense. Chemistry is so fascinating because it can be applied to real-world situations. To help youngsters out, we’ve gathered the best online chemistry tutoring companies for you.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Raise a Child Who Has a Strong Emotional Intelligence
11
Jul
Jul
Helping your child develop cognitively is a parental responsibility. Although academic intelligence has a role, it is merely one of several types of intelligence that are important. In this article, you will learn how you can raise a child who has strong emotional intelligence.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Discourses on Poverty for Children
11
Jul
Jul
A child’s comprehension of poverty is limited by the issue’s complexity, which stems from a wide range of factors. Engaging in discourses about poverty with children is crucial, although it’s challenging to do so.
11
Jul
Jul
An excellent approach for children to get active in their community is through scouting organizations. Scouting is a great way for young people to meet new people, learn new skills, and give back to their community. Aside from developing leadership abilities and self-confidence, they also know how to create and achieve goals. In this article, […]
11
Jul
Jul
Groups and clubs for children and teenagers can have numerous advantages. With the support of both adults and their peers, they help children develop friends and practice social skills. They allow children to develop new talents and indulge in a long-held interest. They instill in children a sense of competence and pride, boosting their self-esteem […]
11
Jul
Jul
The ability to type efficiently is a need in today’s environment. Everything we do nowadays is done online, after all. Being able to type swiftly and accurately is essential whether you’re using your keyboard for school, your job, or just for enjoyment. You can find the best website typing tutoring services by checking out our […]
11
Jul
Jul
When a child reaches middle school, the importance of friendships has surpassed that of family life in a child’s growth and development. It’s common for middle schoolers to rely on their peers for support as they transition into puberty and all that comes with it. Friendships may brighten even the most dreary of days.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Journal For Kids The Benefits
11
Jul
Jul
Making a journal for kids has a lot of benefits. When it comes to teenagers, journaling is a great technique for parents to help them develop their writing skills. If you’re using a diary to keep track of your everyday activities, thoughts, and feelings, you’re not journaling. Instead, journals can also be used to chronicle […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Preschooler
6 Ways To Help Children Develop A Positive Self-Image In The Early Years
11
Jul
Jul
It’s unpleasant to hear someone express negative feelings about their body, but it’s more painful to hear from children as young as preschool or kindergarten. Researchers have found that toddlers as young as 3 or 4 may begin to worry about their weight and appearance. Numerous children freely discuss their dissatisfaction with their physical appearance. […]
11
Jul
Jul
Most parents are aware that the first step in dealing with bullying is to contact the school and file a formal complaint. It’s unfortunate, however, that parents don’t always get the response they desire. Some parents though find talking to the school principal about bullying daunting. But in this article, find helpful tips on how […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Safety
How Old Do Your Children Have To Be To Walk Alone To School
11
Jul
Jul
A good approach for kids to get some exercise is by walking to school. In this article, find out what child safety experts say about how old your children have to be to walk to school alone without an accompanying adult.
11
Jul
Jul
Many parents’ back-to-school to-do lists include school physicals, which may be a nuisance. Making an appointment with a doctor and failing to show up isn’t good enough. But we got your back, here’s a list of good questions you can ask to guarantee you get the right information you need at your kid’s back-to-school medical […]
11
Jul
Jul
Whether your child has the makings of the next Basquiat or not, arts and crafts can benefit your child in various ways. With the help of art therapists, here are the top-pick art kits and craft kits for kids of all ages. These supplies encourage creativity!
11
Jul
Jul
You can occupy your kids for hours without spending a dime just by using household items! In this article, learn about the benefits of playing with household objects to your children. It’s not just about having fun for toddlers; it’s an essential aspect of their education.
11
Jul
Jul
Teaching your children life skills will forever benefit them for the rest of their lives. However, according to the aforementioned research, most students don’t learn how to deal with real-world problems until they are in high school. Life lessons don’t have to wait till your kids are teenagers.
11
Jul
Jul
Once you had missed a few days of class, it was tough to get back into it. So remember when mask mandates and remote learning weren’t such a big deal? It’s back to school time! New-school anxieties, new routines, and organization all put families under a lot of stress.
11
Jul
Jul
You may benefit from an online history tutoring program as a history student. If you’re looking for a specialist in one of the most popular and regularly studied fields in history, you can locate one through one of the most popular tutoring sites. We hope that one of the following platforms will be a good […]
11
Jul
Jul
The abilities of academically late-bloomer students don’t show up in the early years. That’s why it is common for a late bloomer to being a person who appeared to be average throughout infancy and into adulthood. The grades of a late bloomer are subpar in the early years of school.
11
Jul
Jul
An online Chinese tutor may be a good option for those interested in learning the language of those who have already studied it and wish to continue their education. That’s why we reviewed the best online Chinese tutoring sites to help you master it!
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Talk to Your Children About Pornography
04
Jul
Jul
It’s probably the furthest thing from our minds, as parents, to consider our children viewing pornography and having to have a conversation about it. But worry not, this article is here to help you with how you can talk to your children about pornography.
01
Jul
Jul
Stories are a favorite pastime for most young children, from babies to pre-schoolers. This is wonderful news if you’re concerned about your child’s development, learning, and future. Many older children find reading a tedious task, especially when competing with electronic devices for their free time. But in this article, how you can raise a bookworm […]
01
Jul
Jul
The phrase “dramatic play” describes children’s naturally occurring games of pretending. There are various sorts of dramatic play, involving everything from dressing up to playing with dolls to dressing up as superheroes. In this article, learn more about the importance of dramatic play for your toddlers.
Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Holiday Customs That Encourage Healthy Development
01
Jul
Jul
The holiday season is joyous and exhilarating for parents and children alike. Affirming holiday customs that encourage healthy development can support your children’s mental and emotional growth, even if your family celebrates uniquely.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Language Concepts Can Be Taught Through Educational Games
01
Jul
Jul
Language concepts can be taught to infants and toddlers thanks to educational videos and games. Preschool abilities and brain development can be honed by playing familiar games repeatedly in a good environment. It’s also a lot of fun. A sing-song, lilting tone of voice is essential while interacting with newborns and young children.
16
Jun
Jun
Periods can be a very confusing event for your daughter. That’s why you need to prepare and get the facts all about period before it happens.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Helping Your Child Succeed In Elementary School
16
Jun
Jun
Parents’ involvement in their children’s schoolwork is crucial if they want to see them succeed. In this article, learn all about helping your child succeed in elementary school.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Teaching Children to Use Social Media Wisely
16
Jun
Jun
Most kids have a profile on a social networking site and utilize social media. These sites are frequently visited by a large number of people daily making teaching children to use social media wisely has become a top priority for parents.
16
Jun
Jun
Hair is a mystery. But all you have to do is follow this shaving guide for guys and get a quick, easy, and painless shave. The top of the head is alright, but other body portions can be problematic. Thus some people choose to remove their beards.
16
Jun
Jun
Life Has Moved On. Some girls can’t wait for them to arrive, while others dread them. The problem is that most girls have conflicting feelings and don’t know what to do about it. Girls grow breasts as they mature and develop. Once a girl has breasts, she will want to get bras. Boys don’t have […]
16
Jun
Jun
When boys reach puberty, their body undergoes a lot of changes (say: PYOO-bur-tee). When they’re in their teens, their body begins to grow and develop.
Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
When Pediatric Care Is No Longer Necessary For Your Child
16
Jun
Jun
You may remember your child’s first visit to the pediatrician like it was yesterday. The moment will come, though, when your child will require health care for adults. Not sure when pediatric care is no longer necessary for your child and move on to adult healthcare? This article is here to help you decide.
16
Jun
Jun
What is the date of your next period? This is an essential question for females who have yet to have their first period; since menstruating in school can be a nightmare. In addition, it’s on the thoughts of young girls who have just started their periods because their periods don’t always arrive on the same […]
16
Jun
Jun
Help your teen achieve success in high school with these few simple strategies to help them reach their full academic potential.
16
Jun
Jun
What Benefits Do Children Receive from Volunteering? Young people learn about empathy and compassion through volunteer work. And it’s a fantastic feeling to give your time to help others. Family volunteer work can be enjoyable. Consider doing good deeds together as a family now!
16
Jun
Jun
In this article, learn practical ways to help your middle schooler succeed by being more involved. Middle school success for preteens and teens is heavily dependent on parental guidance and encouragement.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Discuss Racism and Race With Children
16
Jun
Jun
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, the earlier parents discuss about racism and race with their children, the better. Some families discuss race and the negative effects of racism on a regular basis.
Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Early Childhood Development and the Magic of Play
16
Jun
Jun
The magic of play helps kids in their early childhood development. Explore the perks of play and find out how to encourage playtime in this article.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety, Special Needs
Teaching Children To Be Wary of Strangers
16
Jun
Jun
Our times are filled with bad news of kids being abused by strangers. This article talks about teaching children to be wary of strangers.
16
Jun
Jun
Having a sick child might make it difficult to see beyond the subsequent therapy. Priority number one should be given to health, but education should not be overlooked. During hospital visits, students can find it hard to keep up with the schoolwork. But here are several things you can do to assist your child keep […]
16
Jun
Jun
Dyslexia: WHAT IS IT? Dyslexia is one of the most frequent types of learning impairments. A child with a learning disability cannot comprehend words or numbers because of their difficulties. Dyslexia is a term used to describe persons who have difficulty learning to read, despite their intelligence and desire.
Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
Special Needs Checklist for Teens and Young Adults
16
Jun
Jun
Your child’s future beyond high school will need to be planned for while they are a teenager. You’re going to have a kid someday. Is it possible to go to college or a vocational school? Is there anything to be done about finding a job? Here’s a special needs checklist for your teens to help […]
16
Jun
Jun
When it comes to Halloween, it’s hard to beat the fun for both kids and parents. To ensure that it doesn’t turn into a spooky treat, here are some more tips to help ensure a safe and fun Halloween.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health, Safety, Special Needs
How To Get Help If Your Child Has Special Healthcare Needs
16
Jun
Jun
Parents who are raising children often think of juggling soccer games, ballet rehearsals, and grocery shopping when they think of the balancing act of raising children. You have more on your leaf especially when you have a kid with special needs, but it doesn’t mean you need to do it alone. Here’s how to get […]
16
Jun
Jun
Most, if not all, of the decisions about your child’s medical treatment, have fallen on your shoulders. Encouraging young people to participate in their health care can lead to outcomes such as improved knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors. It’s never too early to involve your teen or preteen in health care decisions and give him […]
16
Jun
Jun
It’s a good idea to have a lot of books around the house if you want to encourage your children to read. Creating a reading-friendly environment is a good way to help your kids become enthusiastic readers. Do you like to read? Ask your children what they enjoy doing. Ask your local library for recommendations […]
16
Jun
Jun
Is this anything that’s ever happened before? Your youngster says, “I’m bored!” when books, toys, songs, food, and electronic games no longer hold their interest. What are your options? Storytelling!
16
Jun
Jun
Reading is a struggle for a lot of kids. Some children have a difficult time connecting letters to their sounds. Many other children are still searching for a story that piques their interest and illustrates the pleasure of reading. What can you do in encouraging your youngsters to read more? Here are proven tips that […]
16
Jun
Jun
When your child’s summer activities include swimming, playing in the park, riding bikes, and visiting family, it might be difficult to find time to read. Here’s what you can do for a summer reading program for your children in every grade!
16
Jun
Jun
When you listen, you learn. A child’s ability to read expands exponentially from kindergarten through third grade. Parental involvement is critical to get their young readers to improve at a certain age.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens
Teaching Children To Have Fun with Competitive Sports
16
Jun
Jun
Sometimes the stress of succeeding in the field can be overwhelming for our kids. In this article, learn what you can do in teaching your children to have fun with competitive sports.
16
Jun
Jun
Your children’s literacy skills will improve if you read to them. Even if you don’t have time to sit down and read a book, there are many methods to include reading in your daily routine. You’re missing out if you miss the opportunities to read almost every day.
16
Jun
Jun
What can we do to help children feel hopeful in a constantly changing world? Be aware of what you’re doing at the initial stage of the process. In learning to regulate emotions, kids need to understand when the media pushes emotional buttons. It is vital even more so in these times of turmoil.
16
Jun
Jun
Here are the key points of some of the steps you’ll need to help your child become a better reader. In the process, it’s vital for you to start reflecting on life’s biggest moments and bear in mind that children progress through the stages of development.
16
Jun
Jun
Everyone can benefit from self-care – now in these troubled times more than ever. Also, because children thrive in a home that provides stability, predictability, and a sense of security.
16
Jun
Jun
For those who have observed the intensity with which young children play, you know that playtime isn’t just about having fun with friends. It’s also about learning new skills and developing problem-solving abilities. It’s a serious matter, and toys are the tools of the trade. In this article, find toys with intelligence for children of […]
16
Jun
Jun
Playing sports has numerous advantages for children. But before you enroll your kids in sports, take into account their age, personality, and talents to ensure that participating in sports is a positive experience for all. ere are tips to guide you in getting your children enrolled in sports.
16
Jun
Jun
What Is Sexting and How Does It Happen? Sexting (or “sex texting”) involves sending or receiving sexually graphic or provocative photographs, messages, or videos via smartphones or the internet. In this article, find out what parents should know about sexting.
16
Jun
Jun
There are several reasons why students with disabilities, whether physical or mental, may have difficulty in the classroom. On the other hand, federal legislation can be used by parents to ensure that their children’s unique needs are satisfied. To help secure your kid’s needs are being met at school, here’s a 504 plan for individualized […]
14
Jun
Jun
Can Reading to My Baby Be Beneficial? Reading to babies from a book fosters growing senses and builds listening and memory skills that will help your newborn grow to be a reader.
14
Jun
Jun
Is Reading to My Toddler a Good Idea? What are the Advantages? Reading time for toddlers enable them to learn. Children exposed to a lot of language in their daily lives do better in school. One of the best methods to learn a new language is to be read.
The best predictor of student success is how parents encourage learning at home to increase their children’s confidence at school. Make sure your child’s grades go up by taking the following steps. Asking how their homework is regularly can be regarded as nagging, so it’s best to avoid it. Instead, you should focus on conversations […]
02
Jun
Jun
The two weeks following ovulation can be a stressful time. To make the wait a bit more tolerable, In this article, we’ll talk about PMs or Pregnancy and what you need to know about it such as the differences between PMS symptoms and pregnancy symptoms.
02
Jun
Jun
There’s a lot to consider when choosing a preschool for your child. As a parent, you want to ensure that the program you choose is the best fit for your child. Here are 8 things to consider when choosing a preschool for your kid.
02
Jun
Jun
Learning how to manage one’s emotions, form connections with others, and make decisions is part of social, emotional learning (SEL). In this article, we’ll talk about how to teach social-emotional learning to your children and how it leads to vital life skills like making relationships.
02
Jun
Jun
Is your kid ready for kindergarten? Read this checklist of kindergarten-readiness skills (physical, social, and academic) kids are expected to learn. It’s a good idea to check your child’s preparation for kindergarten against this list of widely tested skills.
02
Jun
Jun
Your child will learn the fundamentals of math, reading, writing, shapes, and the passage of time in kindergarten. Your child will be taught these in kindergarten. A typical kindergarten curriculum and tips for helping your child accomplish important milestones are described in this section.
White parents need to talk about race with their children in the wake of racial protests. Getting the conversation started is easier said than done. Here are do’s and don’ts when discussing race with children.
01
Jun
Jun
While schools are closed due to the coronavirus epidemic, here are 15 educational online games for your kids across different areas, including math, science, art, history, and more.
01
Jun
Jun
Start talking to your preschoolers about sex as early as possible. The subject of sex with your children doesn’t have to be awkward. Learn about birds and bees with expert tips and fantastic children’s books, all of which can be found right here.
01
Jun
Jun
Sex education for children and teenagers should be part of a well-rounded educational program. Read what school sex education is, the importance of keeping it accessible to today’s youth, and how the topic should be discussed.
01
Jun
Jun
Despite the fact that this school year isn’t going to be ideal, there are techniques to help your children with attention and learning disabilities. These tactics, which have been proposed by experts, will assist people in achieving their goals.
01
Jun
Jun
In the opinion of doctors, An AAP study has found that sexually transmitted illnesses and unplanned pregnancies are “major public health issues” for youth. Access to barrier protection techniques and comprehensive sex education are beneficial strategies for preventing unwanted sexual advances. That’s why in this article, we’ll talk about the reasons why teens should have […]
01
Jun
Jun
Parents are delaying kindergarten registration for their children by an increasing number of years. Is it better to get out of bed late and get a head start? Knowing when to begin kindergarten is a crucial decision for parents. Learn everything about it in this article.
01
Jun
Jun
Reading, writing, and math difficulties may indicate that your child has a learning disability. It is our goal to help you understand the symptoms of various learning problems and how to acquire a good diagnosis. Here’s what you need to know about learning disabilities in children.
01
Jun
Jun
These after-school programs for kids will keep them occupied after school, whether they return to the classroom or continue their education remotely.
01
Jun
Jun
Sex education teaches young people to be confident and knowledgeable. Children of all ages can benefit from learning about birds and bees at an early age. These 15 resources for teaching children about sexuality will help parents to do just that!
Education, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
5 Things Your Family Can Do to Make Distance Learning Easier
01
Jun
Jun
It is expected that many students will begin the new school year with distance learning in the following year. So it’s vital that you learn about these 5 things your family can do to make distance learning easier.
01
Jun
Jun
There is a light at the end of the tunnel for children with learning difficulties. In this article, we’ll talk about what parents can do in helping their precious children with learning disabilities. Teen Talk this week features a young adult who explains how his parents helped him overcome his diagnosis and become a better […]
15
May
May
Identify which kind of bullying your child may be experiencing. Here are 4 types of bullying parents should know and how to deal with them.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Teaching Sex Ed to Youth is a MUST
15
May
May
Sex education for the youth is designed to help them gain the information, skills, and motivation to make healthy decisions about sex.
06
May
May
Parents and teachers are worried about the learning gaps resulting from school closures. Here’s how you can address those learning gaps.
06
May
May
Technology has transformed the course we do many things, including how we learn. Here’s how you can use ipads to improve student learning.
03
May
May
What is the impact of standardized testing on students and teachers? In the end, aren’t these tests obsolete? This is simply too slow.
03
May
May
Good teachers use trial and error to find better ways to teach their students. Here are some special education techniques for children that you can use.
03
May
May
Why is Fred Korematsu Day important for children? On January 30, we honor the memory of Japanese Americans who struggled for justice after the U.S. government ordered them to internment camps during World War II.
03
May
May
Even if they’re not in school, get them started learning shapes, letters, colors, and numbers with these toddler learning activities that you can initiate at home.
30
Apr
Apr
Start giving even just a few minutes to volunteer at your child’s school! Here’s an easy guide for moms on how to volunteer at their child’s school.
30
Apr
Apr
How much do hiring tutors cost? How should you choose one? Is it better to work with an agency? Here’s a simple guide to hiring a tutor.
29
Apr
Apr
Choosing a tutor and figuring out how much to pay them might be tough, so here are some excellent tips and advice from some of the tutoring industry’s experts to help you out!
29
Apr
Apr
A breakdown of all the cost of piano lessons so you know what you’re getting into before signing your kids up. Also, some ways how you can save.
29
Apr
Apr
Homeschooling has become a popular option for traditional schooling. But is homeschooling that expensive, though? Find out!
29
Apr
Apr
Many celebrate Black History Month in February, and some choose not to. Here’s why black history month should not be ignored.
Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
The Best Ways to Discuss Online Scams with Your Teens
08
Apr
Apr
Kids and teens can be lured into scams that cost them a lot of things when using the internet. Here’s how you can discuss online scams with your teens.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Is It OK to Bring Up the Subject Money Troubles with Your Children?
08
Apr
Apr
A guide to talking to kids honestly about money troubles your family may be facing. Here’s how you can talk to children with money troubles in a way that doesn’t cause them any harm.
08
Apr
Apr
Mean kids are not just a middle-school problem, it is also to the youngest grades. Here’s how you can guide your kids in dealing with bullies.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Educating Kids How To Use Social Media Responsibly
08
Apr
Apr
Most kids have a profile on a social site and utilize social media. Here are proven ways how to educate your kids with social media.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Educating Children on the Subject of Race and Racism
08
Apr
Apr
Race and the damaging effects of racism are common topics of conversation today. Here are good tips for educating children on race and racism
08
Apr
Apr
What Is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is bullying over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. How can you help your kids avoid cyberbullying?
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Why Kids Should Be Good Digital Citizens and How To Teach Them
08
Apr
Apr
Any child who can access the internet needs guidance in the digital world. Here’s how you can teach your kids to be good digital citizens.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Teaching Respectful Self Advocacy to Your Child
08
Apr
Apr
How do you teach self advocacy to your child? Teaching your child to stand for himself is vital, here are practical steps that you can follow.
07
Apr
Apr
Lynching and murder occurred for decades after the Emancipation Proclamation was published in 1863. As I watch how I teach my 3-year-old daughter about Black culture, I wonder whether I’m being too hopeful about the current anti-racism movement.
07
Apr
Apr
Make classroom routine a cinch, even when students are absent! Here are helpful tips to assist your child in making up with missed schoolwork. You may be concerned about the long-term influence on your child’s education following a tough year. However, experts believe it’s important to keep things in perspective and that there are strategies […]
07
Apr
Apr
Book-based instruction on topics such as Black history, racism, and anti-racism can help children of all ages. Here are some books that go beyond simply honoring Black heroes and should be added to your library. We’ve gathered the best anti-racist children’s books that you can share with your kids.
07
Apr
Apr
Unfathomable affection and awe-inspiring exhilaration? You’re prepared for these new-mom feelings. Introspection? Not really. Here are eight common concerns a new mom may have and how to manage them, that I’ve dealt with successfully, along with some expert advice and advice that worked for me.
Find out what it takes to raise happy and successful kids. Here are some good tips as to what to teach a child at a young age.
You know how much you worry about what you’ll pass on to your children if you’ve ever had a panic attack. Here are helpful parenting tips you can do to prevent passing your anxiety to your children.
Get kids to clean up, finish their homework, brush their teeth, and use these no-nag tactics. Here are helpful tips you can do to inspire your children!
Parents worry when their child exhibits unusual behavior, and we start to think that our child might have a mental disorder. In the wake of a courageous mother’s account, medical professionals shed light on diagnosing one of the most common illnesses afflicting children: mental illness.
These remarks may be kind, yet they might be hurtful to young people’s thoughts. That’s why you should not say these things to people of other races. Instead, use one of these phrases.
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Your Child’s 4 Biggest Emotions You Should Discuss With Them
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Mar
Mar
Your Child’s 4 Biggest Emotions – you can trace the many ways in which your child behaves back to a set of four distinct emotions. To help better comprehend them and cope with them, here are some tips.
The following are a few steps you and your family can do right now to help dismantle and fight systematic racism.
When stress levels are high, helping children to manage their emotions is more crucial than ever. Here are six professional pointers that parents can take to help their kids out in developing emotional intelligence.
The struggle against racism necessitates role models for our children more than ever. They should learn about these anti-racist role models from the past and the present.
One way how to save money while homeschooling is by not buying brand-new books; try to check with your local co-ops or homeschooling friends. About 2.3 million youngsters in the United States are now being educated at home. There is a dramatic increase in the number of people who choose to homeschool during the pandemic.
Black people have made inventions, science, theories, music, life teachings, art, and more for generations in the United States. Which are not so well-known facts about black history.
Everyone should acknowledge that everyone has been affected by the pandemic. Many of us are yet in survival mode for what we have gone through. That’s why you should assist your child in getting along with their teachers.