Encourage your children to explore, construct, create, or simply rest in nature. There are many simple ways to add fun to your backyard and stimulate outdoor enjoyment for kids of all ages! Backyards may be wonderful places for outdoor activities, fresh air, and creative play. Occasionally, though, children require assistance developing new ways to keep […]
Tag Archives: Family
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Mar
Mar
As a parent, your family’s health is a top priority, and nothing feels better than knowing you’re taking the right steps to keep everyone healthy. That’s why we asked the experts for their advice on Ways To Keep Your Family Healthy, so you can feel confident that you’re doing everything you can to prevent sickness […]
16
Mar
Mar
When adopting a child, one of the primary concerns for prospective parents is the financial cost. If you are wondering, “How much does adopting a child cost?” then read on for all the information you need. Adoption can be a beautiful (although challenging and complicated) means of forming and expanding a family. While the anticipation […]
16
Mar
Mar
No one ever expects to raise their kids alone, but for some, life has other plans. Being a successful single parent may seem daunting, but there are ways to navigate the challenges and find fulfillment in the journey. Often, a death in the family leads to a parent having to raise their children alone. Your […]
14
Mar
Mar
When it comes to planning family weekend activities, parents often have good intentions. You might consider going to the movies or visiting one of our excellent local museums, but end up settling for a trip to the mall. While it’s close and convenient, and you can get two things done shopping and spending time with […]
13
Mar
Mar
From organizing family portraits to snapping shots for a holiday greeting card, family picture taking can be made easy with a few simple tricks that can alleviate your film angst and turn you into an expert member of your family’s paparazzi. Genuine catches. Some of the cutest photos are taken when the subject isn’t expecting […]
14
Feb
Feb
Don’t save cooking together for holidays; do it now! And here are cooking activities for the whole family that you can do together! It can be challenging to organize family outings when everyone has their schedules full of work and school. Even so, you spend a lot of time together preparing meals and snacks, so […]
08
Feb
Feb
In this article, we’ll be talking about some of the important facts that you need to know about the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. About the long processes, it went through, to ensure its effectiveness and safety for our use. Pfizer postponed filing for FDA approval of its COVID-19 vaccine request for children younger than 5 years […]
08
Feb
Feb
The way a child deals with grief is as individual as the child themselves, regardless of the severity of the loss. And the way kids deal with loss can affect their relationships and their daily lives. That’s why parents and loved ones need to know the ways they can comfort children in grief. Worry not, […]
08
Feb
Feb
Kids need constant supervision around water. Parents must take the initiative in protecting their children from any kind of body of water whether in the bathtub or the pool. In this article, we’ll fill you in with all the information you’ll need to keep your precious little ones safe while playing in the water. Summer […]
12
Dec
Dec
As soon as a pregnancy is confirmed, new parents are hit with gendered messages everywhere: pink and blue onesies, gender reveal parties, and pressures from social media on “holidays” like “National Son and Daughter Day.” Annually on August 11, our country celebrates a major holiday. But not every child identifies as a “son” or “daughter,” […]
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 […]
06
Dec
Dec
The first treatment for COVID-19 in children less than 11 was approved by the FDA in April 2022. Those who weigh at least 40 kilograms (about 88 pounds) and have COVID-19 were the only ones for whom Veklury (remdesivir) had been approved. Until now, the medicine had only been made available to children under the […]
04
Dec
Dec
In this article, we’ll talk about why children from minorities are more likely to die from Covid-19 and how to improve the situation. According to recent CDC research, most COVID mortality among children in the United States occurs among people of African, Hispanic, and Native American descent. Despite the fact that COVID-19 is often less […]
01
Dec
Dec
You need to focus on protecting your family from the Omicron variant. In this article, we will talk about that among other things. You may be concerned about whether Omicron will cause more severe symptoms in your children than previous variations, whether the currently licensed vaccines for children will still be effective, and whether new […]
29
Nov
Nov
Black women are disproportionately impacted by racial and ethnic healthcare reproductive policies in the United States healthcare system. A recent study found that low birth weight was more common among Black kids born to moms living in areas with stricter reproductive restrictions. While this information is worrisome, it is only a small part of the […]
28
Nov
Nov
Here are what you should know about the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine. The first one-dose vaccine authorized in the United States. During the first quarter of 2021, the pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson (J&J) released its vaccine to combat COVID-19. The J&J vaccine, which the company’s pharmaceutical arm Janssen developed, differs in formulation from […]
27
Nov
Nov
Once again, the United States is amid a spike in the incidence of COVID-19 due to the effects of Omicron’s newest strain, the BA.5. As of July 12th, 80% of current COVID-19 cases were caused by the BA.4 and BA.5 variations, with the majority of infections being caused by the BA.5 variant, as reported by […]
20
Nov
Nov
One’s socioeconomic status (SES) can be inferred from several indicators, including income, occupation, the level of education their parents received, and so on. Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds tend to be heavier, according to available research. Adolescents may also be more vulnerable to clinical depression, mental distress, and substance abuse. In this article, learn more […]
17
Nov
Nov
The COVID-19 vaccine and its effects on male fertility have been an issue for a while. Even though there have been numerous false reports circulating online about how COVID-19 immunizations can cause infertility, this concern is unfounded. According to the CDC, there is presently no evidence that any vaccination, including COVID-19 injections, causes reproductive issues […]
17
Nov
Nov
Everyone, especially children, may struggle with a nasal swab for a COVID-19 test. Despite the hassle, tests are in high demand since the omicron version of the virus is rapidly spreading. Long wait times at testing centers and a desperate search for speedy testing kits are direct results of the rapid growth of cases. Some […]
14
Nov
Nov
There has been significant progress in improving representation in children’s media. You could be thinking, “She’s brown?” Tears spring up in the young girl’s eyes as she watches Halle Bailey, in the role of Ariel, emerge from a cave in the Disney teaser trailer for the live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid.” Videos uploaded by […]
13
Nov
Nov
The newest Apple Watch has features that may be useful in ovulation monitoring.. The improved, highly sensitive temperature sensors in the Series 8 watch are, according to Apple, what will allow users to detect ovulation. If you’re trying to conceive, keeping track of your ovulation is a crucial step. Unfortunately, ovulation tracking might be confusing. […]
09
Nov
Nov
No one is unaware that the economy is struggling at the moment. Costs have risen at an alarming rate of inflation. Costs at the grocery store have risen dramatically. The cost of gasoline has skyrocketed recently. Families who have children are more likely to get kicked out of their homes due to the whole crisis. […]
01
Nov
Nov
Both spouses should take part in a fertility assessment for couples planning to conceive a family. Since pregnancy may only occur in those who ovulate, it is commonly believed that infertility is a “women’s issue.” It’s just not true. In this article, you will learn more about why fertility testing is important for men. Infertility […]
01
Nov
Nov
Concerns about the vaccine’s safety have been raised by several families. In this article, you’re going to learn more about Covid-19’s side-effects on our kids’ relief strategies. Vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, respectively, were given the green light by the FDA in June 2022 for use in children aged 6 months and up (FDA). […]
31
Oct
Oct
A purported draft of a Supreme Court majority judgment on Roe v Wade’s overturn, the seminal case which protected the legal right to an abortion, was published by Politico on May 2, 2022. The Supreme Court confirmed the document’s legitimacy the next day. Many are asking, in light of the verdict, what it could imply […]
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
Novavax is approved for use in people 12 and older, but the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are now accessible for children as young as 6 months old. Vaccines have long-term advantages, but they might cause temporary discomfort in certain people. In this article, you will learn about Covid-19 and its adverse effects on children. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Family, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How Tweens’ Development Is Affected By Family Differences
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Jul
Jul
Tweens’ development is affected by family differences. For parents, it’s important to understand how individual differences influence puberty and adolescence. A person’s uniqueness can be traced back to various individual distinctions in their outlook on life, such as their sense of self-worth, a sense of purpose in life, rate of cognitive development, and even how […]
17
Jul
Jul
Drama. In their late teens and early twenties, many people have come to accept it as a normal part of life. However, it is everything but usually when that drama involves toxic friendships, slut-shaming, and spreading rumors. It can be plain uncomfortable and nearly hard to ignore rumor, especially if it is conveyed over social media. […]
17
Jul
Jul
Fighting between siblings is commonplace. It’s a reality of life, and you know that much. While watching television, they argue about who gets the best seat in the car. When it comes to dinner, the two of them can’t agree. Bullying, on the other hand, occurs when a dispute between siblings turns violent. Discover the […]
17
Jul
Jul
Victims of bullying go through a variety of psychological and behavioral changes as a result of the abuse. Bullying victims, though, aren’t the only ones impacted by it. Studies have found that the effects also extend to the target’s family members. In this article, learn about the impacts of bullying on your family. A bullying […]
12
Jul
Jul
There can be various causes of the speech delay in our children. Your youngster may be unable to form words appropriately if they have a physical disability. Alternatively, your child’s internal communication system may be unable to transmit a message from the brain to the mouth because of processing difficulties. Consider these criteria if you […]
12
Jul
Jul
Your toddler was assured before the baby arrived that he’d have a beautiful little brother to play with and that it would be a lot of fun. As soon as your toddler’s little brother arrives, they ask, “Are you kidding me?!” Do you want me to have fun with this writhing, red-faced baby who takes […]
12
Jul
Jul
Seven-year-olds are in a transitional period of their lives. It can be difficult to find presents that captivate them now that they’re neither teens nor toddlers. But in this article, we’ve collected the best gift ideas for 7-year-old boys, from parents and experts. They’ll probably enjoy bigger kid toys, but they’ll still enjoy playing alone […]
12
Jul
Jul
Thanksgiving is a much-anticipated holiday for many people, and it’s simple to see why. Gathering with family and friends for a delicious meal and giving thanks for all the good things in our lives is a traditional part of the Thanksgiving holiday. As a parent, learn how you can teach your children gratitude during Thanksgiving […]
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. Every […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
How To Teach Children To Be Safe at the Beach
12
Jul
Jul
Parents should teach their children how to be safe at the beach. In addition to providing a much-needed reprieve from the pressures of work, school, sports practices, piano lessons, and other responsibilities, a day at the beach or an entire beach vacation can lull people into an illusion of stability. If you and your family […]
12
Jul
Jul
The struggle of decision-making as a new parent has no shortage of big and small decisions. Your baby’s health and well-being is the primary concern of each new parent. In fact, the moment you see a positive result on your at-home pregnancy test, you have already begun making those decisions. Pregnancy brings a slew of […]
12
Jul
Jul
It’s possible that before having a child, you were going about your daily routine, doing what you wanted, and feeling quite content with yourself. Your life may have consisted of a job you were good at, a degree you’d earned via hard effort, or a variety of extracurricular activities and obligations you could handle. In […]
12
Jul
Jul
When a relative can no longer remain with their biological parents, some families find themselves thrust into the role of foster parents. In this article, you will learn more about the struggles foster parents face and what you can do to handle them. In many ways, raising foster children is similar to raising biological kids. […]
12
Jul
Jul
From the premise that parents say no too often, “Yes Parenting” emerged. According to a study, parents talk no more than 400 words a day on average. In this article, you wll learn more about what Yes Parenting is, how it works, including the pros and cons of always saying yes to your kids. Saying […]
12
Jul
Jul
There are some things about parenting that come as standard in every household, regardless of the individual circumstances. You can’t fully grasp these fundamental realities unless you’ve been there, but no one tells you ahead of time either. In this article, you will find out some of the parenting facts that nobody talks about. These […]
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. As a starting […]
12
Jul
Jul
If your children have been requesting a dog or a cat, it’s probably not a surprise to you that kids love pets. A specific form of camaraderie can be found only with a pet, and children seem to recognize this instinctively. Furthermore, animals are always ready and willing to listen without judging. In this article, […]
12
Jul
Jul
Even if you don’t go trick-or-treating or dress up for Halloween, you may still have a creative and exciting time by making these Halloween crafts for kids. Getting the whole family involved in a simple project is simple and fun. You can discover a Halloween craft for your kids, whether they’re into terrifying witches and […]
12
Jul
Jul
Everyone looks forward to dressing up, going trick-or-treating, and carving pumpkins on Halloween. But you can also enjoy the holiday with the best family-friendly Halloween movies. As a family, sitting on the couch and watching Halloween movies is a terrific way to connect and build lasting memories. Halloween movies can also teach children about the […]
11
Jul
Jul
The best part of a weekend can be spending time together as a family watching a movie. It’s a fun opportunity to meet new people and learn about other cultures and problems. It’s also a great excuse to munch popcorn and other snacks! Here’s a list of family-friendly, non-animated films that your whole family can […]
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! Doing something fun as a family can actually strengthen the bonds […]
16
Jun
Jun
You want to give each of your children the attention they deserve as a parent. Parenting a child who requires special medical attention can be difficult. But you can start providing support to siblings of your disabled children by spending time with them together. When you have a new baby, it may feel like you […]
16
Jun
Jun
The emergency preparedness and family disaster response guide in this article contain 4-steps that your families and many other families out there can take to better prepare. It doesn’t matter if the disaster is near or far; it can occur at any time. As a result, we are affected by the things we hear from […]
16
Jun
Jun
Occasionally, things don’t quite measure up to our expectations. But special occasions can be made more pleasant with the perfect ideas we’ll talk about in this article. A small child, for example, may give up trying to kick a ball or do a handstand because they are frustrated. An elementary school student who accidentally smudges […]
16
Jun
Jun
One way or another, your kids will ask, “Are we there yet?” on your family road trip. It may either be a time for you to bond and learn about one another and our shared interests and perspectives. Here are some boredom busters for your road trips. With a little forethought, imagination, and preparation, a […]
14
Jun
Jun
You may be eager to put your years of expertise as a parent to use when you take care of your grandchildren, whether it’s for a few hours or a few days. But taking care of them can be challenging. Here are tips on how you can take care of your grandkids. Government agencies and […]
14
Jun
Jun
Many families nowadays are struggling to keep it together. In this article, find tips on how to keep your family together. “So, what’s the latest?” Ask your cousin, next-door neighbor, or a parent you see in the school’s lobby. “Alright, thanks for clearing that up. For a week, Steven will be able to spend time […]
02
Jun
Jun
It’s easy to see why this adorable picture of a blended family is getting so many likes on social media. It goes to show that successful co-parenting isn’t easy, but it’s possible. Learn more about this stepmother’s viral photo that shows the beauty of co-parenting. It’s an understatement to say that trying to co-parent in […]
02
Jun
Jun
In this article, find out what a mom of four children with diabetes wishes you knew. Taking care of one child with diabetes is beyond my ability. Four, though? It’s inconceivable to believe that this is the case. The Hayes family in Colorado, however, lives in a world where this is a fact. Bubba and […]
02
Jun
Jun
For the first time ever, a social media portrayal of parenting that accurately reflects everyday life, from disorganized kitchens to overflowing car garages, has emerged. A mother normalizing being normal on Tiktok. Let me show you around my house so you can feel better about your own. Her “regular” home’s trademarks: A scattered living room […]
01
Jun
Jun
Even if you try, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to keep a routine for every day of the week. While the COVID-19 pandemic is going on, these tips and activities will help you keep order in your home as work-from-home moms and dads with children so that you can make the most of your time […]
01
Jun
Jun
In this article, we’ll talk about whether or not it’s ideal to allow your child to miss school for family vacation. When should you let your kid miss school? I hope the academics aren’t so demanding in the early years of elementary school that a few days off can make or break the learning process. […]
01
Jun
Jun
It’s more critical than ever for children to learn to tolerate and embrace diversity in today’s environment. So here are tips for parents in raising diverse children. A devoted Muslim till the age of 9, Niko Crawford from New Market in Maryland was proud of his faith. Everything changed for him, though, when he entered […]
01
Jun
Jun
Numerous new meanings of “togetherness” are given to the term “blended families.” Stepparents, stepchildren, and ex-spouses all need to be happy in order for a family to thrive. So here are tips for every blended family to be able to work together. Most of the 1.2 million divorces in the United States each year end […]
01
Jun
Jun
Finding unique methods to engage your children in your wedding will make them feel even more pleased about their new family status, whether you’re a parent who’s divorced, widowed, or getting married for the first time. Here are some of the cutest ways to include your little ones in your big day. Start That Looks […]
01
Jun
Jun
Whatever age your child is, you should understand how to discuss divorce with them so that they may come to a conclusion about how it will influence their future. Learn how to talk regarding divorce with your children at any age with this age-by-age guide on divorce’s transition. In a child’s eyes, a divorce is […]
01
Jun
Jun
How do you raise happy children as a divorced parent? Here are things you should do to help your kids thrive emotionally and mentally. Even if parents don’t want to be married anymore, they should remain so for the benefit of their children. Real-life stories from parents who have successfully co-parented their children will help […]
01
Jun
Jun
In our descriptions of families, the language we use has an enormous impact. Make way for a bonus stepparent! That’s what I’m saying. Treat stepfamily as a bonus family! Stepfamilies have a bad reputation because of the stigma attached to them in the public eye because of the way people see divorce in general. There […]
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. Ease of Consumption When you’re at home, it seems like everyone wants to eat, especially youngsters! When […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Age-by-Age Guide to Discussing Race in the Classroom
01
Jun
Jun
In our age-by-age guide to discussing race in the classroom, we explain how to communicate to youngsters about racial differences. 6 months to 1 year old When it comes to skin tone and hair texture, babies can tell the difference, according to a number of studies. Parents can teach their children even before they can […]
01
Jun
Jun
It’s nearly inevitable that we’ll disagree with our parents when it comes to how we raise our children. It’s almost like a rite of passage for many! In this article, we’ll talk about ways on how to deal with grandparents who have different values from your own. We will have to distinguish between differences of […]
01
Jun
Jun
Raising socially conscious children begins with instilling the value of saving money for charitable purposes. In this article, find out what other parents have to say about teaching their children the value of charity and voluntarism. Money should be normalized by talking about it with your children, and starting the topic early is a great […]