Learn how to handle sleep regressions in toddlers, as childhood sleep difficulties are a normal aspect of growth. By utilizing effective strategies, you can make these challenging periods simpler for both you and your little one. Follow our guidance to navigate these sleep disruptions with ease. Even if you have a kid who sleeps through […]
Tag Archives: Primary
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Apr
Apr
Get your kids excited for camping with these cool outdoor activities for kids. They’ll have so much fun, they won’t even miss the hotel room. Camping can be a fun way for the whole family to spend a vacation, whether you go to a local campsite or take a road trip to a new place. […]
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 […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Screen Time Limitations for Children: A Parent’s Guide
09
Feb
Feb
You must’ve noticed that your kids are spending a lot of time in front of a screen. Too much screen time can interfere with physical activity, homework, socializing, and family time. Weight gain and sleep issues can also be a result of poor diet and exercise habits. In this article, we’ll talk about how you […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Parenting Anxious Children: At Home and In School
08
Feb
Feb
At one point, my anxiety was seriously interfering with my daily activities, especially with parenting anxious children. I had recently started my first blog and relocated across the country to attend medical school. Back then, I was searching for a group of people who would understand my postpartum anxiety and help me work through my […]
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 […]
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. […]
21
Nov
Nov
Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine has been licensed for use in kids aged 5 to 11.. On October 26, an FDA advisory panel authorized the vaccination. The vaccine was given emergency use approval by the FDA on October 29. (EUA). The vaccination can be given to kids now that it has been recommended by the CDC. After […]
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. My 12-year-old son’s school bus would be […]
10
Nov
Nov
Parents must take care to safeguard their children from not only COVID-19 but also the common cold, hand, foot, and mouth illness, and head lice now that children are back in school. However, head lice are not nearly as contagious as you may have believed. In this article, you will learn more about how to […]
27
Oct
Oct
Many bottles of store-brand acetaminophen were recalled on June 16, 2022, after the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) found that they did not comply with regulations requiring child-resistant packaging. In this article, you will learn more about how to keep medicines out of the reach of your children. Because of the potential for poisoning in […]
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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. […]
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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 […]
23
Oct
Oct
Now that the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccination and the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine are widely available to children aged 6 months and older, you may be anticipating the moment when your child looks to you for reassurance during a visit to the doctor. In this article, you will learn about the best ways to help your child during […]
17
Jul
Jul
Are Pearly Penile Papules some kind of an STI? While teens may be concerned when they notice little pimples on their penis, these bumps (also known as papules) are usually nothing to be worried about. *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels Infection or uncleanliness may cause other types of pimples, but they are natural and don’t require medical […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Taking Care of An Uncircumcised Penis The Proper Way
17
Jul
Jul
Here are facts about taking care of your son’s uncircumcised penis, plus find out when to call a doctor about issues. As the prevalence of circumcision declines, more parents are beginning to ponder what it means to have their child born without circumcision. At birth, the foreskin remains intact, and the penis is uncircumcised. The […]
17
Jul
Jul
You’re bound to encounter political discussions in day-to-day life, and so does our kids. Here are the effects of political bullying on children. The politicians themselves have a lot to say about the people they’re running against, not to mention the public. And the majority of it is downright revolting in tone. The majority of […]
17
Jul
Jul
Bullying and taunting of gifted children and teenagers are all too common. Learn why gifted students are more likely to be bullied and at more risk of being targeted, plus find out how it can affect them. Purdue University researchers found that by eighth grade, more than two-thirds of bright students had been bullied; 19 percent […]
17
Jul
Jul
It is clear that the term “many impairments” refers to more than one condition. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) uses the term differently. The IDEA defines “many disabilities” as a disability category. As you might imagine, a child with multiple disabilities has at least two debilitating conditions that impair their ability to learn or […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
How To Discuss Disabilities With Children
17
Jul
Jul
Your youngster may be interested in persons with disabilities, whether it be a classmate with dyslexia or a cousin who uses a wheelchair. When parents discuss disabilities with their children, they help them better learn and understand the people around them who are disabled. Utilize Direct Language Never try to persuade your youngster that a […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
How To Support Students With Tourette Syndrome In The Classroom
17
Jul
Jul
Repetitive and uncontrollable movements and vocalizations, known as “tics,” are the hallmark of Tourette syndrome. Symptoms commonly peak between the ages of 10 and 12 years old in children with Tourette’s syndrome. In this article, you will learn ways on how you can support your students with Tourette Syndrome. To describe tic movements, we use […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Reasons For Children’s Negative Social Comparisons
17
Jul
Jul
What does it mean to make a lower comparison? In this article, you will learn the reasons for your children’s negative social comparisons. Downward Comparisons Need To Be Defined. As a form of social comparison, a downward comparison is a type of social assessment. When we compare ourselves to others who are less skillful or […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How To Help Your Tween Make And Maintain Friendship
17
Jul
Jul
You may help your tween make and maintain a new friendship in various ways. They need the support of their friends when they begin to distance themselves from their parents at this time in their lives, which is why friendships at this stage of life are critical. A parent’s intervention may be necessary if your […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Identifying Bullies In The Classroom Tips For Teachers
17
Jul
Jul
Detecting a bully in your classroom isn’t as simple as it appears. There is, in reality, more than one type of bully in the school environment. They come in many forms and sizes, as well as different personalities. In contrast to popular bullies, some loners have few or no friends. To help teachers in identifying […]
12
Jul
Jul
Are tantrums harmful to your child? First, the good news: Toddlers have been throwing temper tantrums to obtain what they want since the dawn of time. Most meltdowns aren’t physically violent, but they do involve a lot of crying and yelling. You may rest assured that your child will not be hurt by a bit […]
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
Seeing a baby try to climb onto the couch for the first time is lovely. A video of their battle with the La-Z-Boy might be the only way you’ll be able to relive the adorableness of it all. In this article, you will learn some of the reasons why your toddler is climbing everything. Observe […]
12
Jul
Jul
There is a ladder that young children are said to climb, which includes transitioning from one stage of play to the next, according to early childhood researchers. In this article, you will learn how you can encourage your children to engage in the type of play called, imaginative play. This is known as functional play, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Preschooler
What To Do When My Toddler Plays With His Penis
12
Jul
Jul
There are a lot of toddlers that like to play with their genitals. If there are no underlying medical issues, you should not be alarmed by this conduct. If you reprimand someone, they may feel humiliated for the rest of their lives. In this article, you will what you can do if your toddler plays with […]
12
Jul
Jul
It’s common for children first to learn how to climb the stairs by crawling, much like before they learn to walk. Your child should be encouraged to navigate the stairs this way until she is more sure on her feet. As soon as your child begins crawling, you should put up gates to prevent them […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Preparing Your Kid For Their First Overnight
12
Jul
Jul
Every parent knows that when their child is first away from home for an extended time, it’s a monumental occasion for both the parent and the child alike. In this article, you will find a simple guide on preparing your kid for their first overnight elsewhere and ensuring all goes smoothly. You can do a […]
12
Jul
Jul
No, they don’t know how much we appreciate all they do for us. Especially when they consistently come through and never seem to complain, it’s easy to take your mother or another mother in your life for granted. To make them feel extra special, we’ve gathered the 13 best 2023 gift ideas for mothers to […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Here’s Everything You’ll Need When Your Child is Sick
12
Jul
Jul
To help all parents, new and old, in this article you will find everything you’ll need to know when your child is sick. Although they won’t speed up your baby’s recovery, they will keep him happy and calm. Having to deal with sick children is one of the most difficult aspects of parenthood. Although you […]
12
Jul
Jul
There has never been a time since 2001 when there hasn’t been some kind of conflict. Children are usually far away from the actual battle, which is a blessing, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be informed about it by their parents. In this article, you will find tips for parents in educating their children […]
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. Nowadays, toddlers may participate in entertaining activities with their families by tapping on a tablet instead of the […]
12
Jul
Jul
We’ve collected the finest free sites for online reading instruction to help your child improve their reading and comprehension skills. Only 35% of 4th graders and 34% of 8th-grade students met or exceeded NAEP Proficient reading standards in 2019, according to the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress Reading Assessment. This is a 2 percentage […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Preschooler
Growth and Development in Children Under The Age of Three
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Jul
Jul
In this article for parents, you will learn more about the growth & development of your children when they are under the age of three. In the toddler years, your kid will undergo a dramatic shift in their physical and mental development and their ability to engage with the outside world. The term “development” refers […]
12
Jul
Jul
Nightmares aren’t avoidable, but parents can help their kids feel better by learning what nightmares really are for their toddlers. People who suffer from night terrors (also known as sleep terrors) wake up from their deep slumber in panic, screaming,and with great difficulty. Night terrors are sometimes mistaken for nightmares, although nightmares occur during rapid […]
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 […]
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
Anyone who has spent time with a 5-year-old knows how difficult it can be to keep them occupied because of their boundless energy. Toys can help you out by giving youngsters something to do that allows them to express their creativity and be active. Toys for 5-year-olds should be safe, age-appropriate, engaging, and provide opportunities […]
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
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. By the time most toddlers are 1 or […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Your Child’s Speech Delay is a Sign That Something is Wrong
12
Jul
Jul
Toddlers and two-year-olds typically exhibit a wide range of language development. Children reach milestones at different times, and numerous factors determine how much or how a child speaks. But what if your child’s voice seems to be delayed? Your child’s speech delay may be a sign that something is wrong. Children who grow up in […]
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 […]
12
Jul
Jul
Is it necessary for our children to have a BFF? Childhood’s best friendships are generally cherished. As they spend so much time together, kids who are in these kinds of interactions tend to develop really close friendships. As a source of support and social interaction, they are a vital part of the lives of many […]
12
Jul
Jul
Creating fall crafts with your kids is a great way to celebrate and learn about the changing seasons! And you will find the 10 best and most fun fall crafts that you can make with your children. Inventive things to make at home are easy to come up with when you’re surrounded by the changing […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
What To Do if Your Child’s Friend Isn’t Your Favorite
12
Jul
Jul
Parents like watching their children meet new friends. You can witness their social skills (and social lives) develop, and it’s heartwarming to hear their giggles and watch them play with their friends. But what do you do if your child’s friend isn’t your favorite? This article will help you out They are also learning how […]
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. Everyday occurrences […]
11
Jul
Jul
Play dates are a great way for kids to meet new people, develop friendships, and learn about other cultures. In this article, you will learn some things that you need to know about play date preparation. Once they’ve outgrown the toddler period, kids will want to visit friends’ houses independently, without their parents or other caregivers. […]
11
Jul
Jul
Physical activity is important for our school-age children. In this article, find out how much and what kinds work best. A child must participate in at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. School-age children needs an hour of moderate to intense daily activity to maintain health and fitness. Exercising should be split between […]
11
Jul
Jul
Obesity and bullying have a complicated relationship. While overweight students are usually the targets of bullying at school, they are also sometimes the perpetrators of bullying themselves. Still, some obese children are caught in a cycle of victimization and retribution, in which they are both the victim and perpetrator of bullying. In this article, you […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Signs That Your Friend is a Controlling One
11
Jul
Jul
There are unhealthy friendships as well as healthy ones. In fact, if a buddy is trying to exert power and influence over you, they may actually be a bully in a friend’s disguise. In this article, find out the signs that your friend is a controlling one. Don’t feel bad if you learn that this […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
How Cyberbullying is Perpetrated Under the Cover of Subtlety
11
Jul
Jul
When it comes to social media, today’s teenagers are extremely adept. Posting, liking, sharing, and commenting are second nature to them. Many adults simply don’t understand how children utilize social media. But they’re also adept at using it to abuse others online. In this article, you will learn how cyberbullying is perpetrated under the cover […]
11
Jul
Jul
When a child refuses to follow instructions, it can be downright frustrating. It can be extremely irritating when your youngster refuses to cooperate in a time crunch. The first time you speak to your child, you should instill the habit of paying attention to what you have to say. In this article, you’ll find out […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Talk to Your Child About Disabilities
11
Jul
Jul
Are you wondering how to talk to your child about disabilities? Open communication is essential for children with epilepsy, dyslexia, cerebral palsy, or other disabilities. Conversations like this one are bound to come up again and again. Your child’s impairment is likely to be an issue as they grow older. How you handle these conversations […]
Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
Parents Should Discuss Bullying, Rape, and Suicide With their Kids
11
Jul
Jul
Bullying, rape, and suicide are significant issues for teens in this era of instant connectivity thanks to social media. That’s why parents should discuss happenings like bullying with their kids as early as possible. Fans of Jay Asher’s novel “13 Reasons Why” were pleased when Netflix revealed it was producing a miniseries based on the […]
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. Wrapping your arms around this talk may be a challenge if you are a parent who rarely thinks about food or […]
11
Jul
Jul
Even for a little moment, losing track of your child can send your heart racing. While you may be terrified, picture what it would be like for your child. In this article, learn how to teach your children what to do if they get lost, including the safe form of asking for help. If your […]
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
Being a teen means having lots of friends. While quality friendships are healthy, not all friendships are healthy. Some of them are even malicious. Despite this, children are often blind to the harm that their interpersonal interactions can inflict on them. In reality, many adults cannot distinguish between a buddy and a bully. In this […]
11
Jul
Jul
When applied to adolescents and children, “sexualization” usually means “the process of highlighting a person’s sexual character.” Sexualization is a sort of sexuality that is not good for you. In this article, you’ll learn about ways you can prevent your child from being sexualized. Sexism can manifest in four ways, according to the American Psychological […]
11
Jul
Jul
Early puberty has various harmful effects on girls, including increased depression and substance abuse risks. While puberty can be challenging for any child, some youngsters are more prone to experiencing difficulties than others. Children who enter puberty earlier than their classmates may face additional challenges. Although it’s rare, some females begin puberty before age eight, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Cyberbullying And The Practice Of Catfishing
11
Jul
Jul
Many individuals across the globe are now able to communicate with each other via the internet and social media. As a result, new forms of cyberbullying, like the practice of catfishing, have emerged due to this increased connectivity. Those who aren’t who they claim to take advantage of others by tricking, bullying, and intimidating them. […]
11
Jul
Jul
It’s no secret that hazing has become a major problem in both high schools and colleges. Hazing has been reported by more than a quarter of all college students active in clubs, sports, or other groups. In this article, you will learn about how bullying and hazing are two different things. At the same time, […]
11
Jul
Jul
While some students become bullies in elementary school, others don’t start bullying until they’re teens. The characteristics of a typical adolescent bully can help you spot kids who are on the verge of becoming bullies themselves. To better understand why some kids turn into bullies and others don’t, you can look at the behavior of […]
11
Jul
Jul
Bullying can occur for various causes in the lives of children and adolescents. Prejudiced bullying, on the other hand, focuses on criteria such as skin color, religious beliefs, and sexual orientation. In this article, you will learn about the 3 common types of prejudiced bullying. Prejudice-based bullying typically stems from children’s prejudices and anxieties about […]
11
Jul
Jul
Kids and teens, in particular, yearn to fit in. As a parent, you may help your child feel more at home in the world by fostering solid friendships and by helping them recognize what a bully-proof friendship looks like. According to research, healthy friendships have a beneficial effect on one’s general health and well-being. Anti-bullying […]
11
Jul
Jul
As a parent, you’re perfectly entitled to be annoyed by your child’s incessant crying, especially when you’re unable to determine why they are crying. Sometimes it isn’t easy to recognize the reason behind our kids’ tears. But in this article, find out 6 of the most common reasons why your kid is crying. It’s difficult […]
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 […]
11
Jul
Jul
Stopping a child’s whining is one of the most challenging issues parents face when raising children. When you hear someone complaining, it’s like hearing a child’s fingernails scratching on a chalkboard. If your child constantly complains about everything, you can follow the tips in this article which are some of the best ways to prevent […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How To Introduce The Mind and Body Connection to Your Child
11
Jul
Jul
Kids need to grasp the importance of the mind-body link. Physical health and emotional well-being are taught to children regularly. However, the tremendous connection between our bodies and minds may often go unmentioned or unexplored by children. In this article, learn how you can introduce the mind and body connection to your child. As a […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Normal and Abnormal Behavior In Children
11
Jul
Jul
It’s normal for kids to defy the rules now and then. It’s only by pushing themselves to their absolute limits that they discover new things about themselves and the world. The lessons they learn from the penalties you impose on them are priceless. But in this article, we’ll talk about the normal and abnormal behavior […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
A Perfectionist Child And What To Do About It
11
Jul
Jul
Possibly you’ve overheard a parent exclaim, “My son was up all night working on his science fair project. There is a bit of an obsession with detail in him! Parents who view perfectionism as a badge of honor are frequently unaware of the seriousness of the problem. In this article, learn more about a perfectionist […]
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
Between the ages of six and seven, children typically experience their first tooth loss. Although some children are born early and others later, this isn’t always the case. There is a strong correlation between when he first started teething and when he lost his first baby tooth. In this article, learn more about the dentist […]
11
Jul
Jul
Bullying is more complex than previously thought, according to those who study it. For example, many people used to believe that bullying was limited to physical abuse and name-calling. However, this is no longer the case. Thoughtless remarks regarding someone’s race or religion are just one of six forms of bullying that can be used […]
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. How old is too young for a youngster to walk to school alone? Pedestrian […]
11
Jul
Jul
Many schools are implementing lockdown drills and fire drills regarding school safety. During a lockdown drill, everyone in the building learns how to defend themselves when an armed intruder enters the building. States have their policies and procedures for lockdown exercises, and there is no one set of standardized legislation or directives for their implementation. […]
11
Jul
Jul
Children’s safety on school buses is vital when they ride to school. Help them get a gold star in bus safety by following the tips you’ll find in this article. Transporting children in a school bus is much safer than other modes of transportation. The size, structure, and design of a school bus make it […]
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
Most parents have grappled with the issue of how to deal with disobedient children at some point. In this article, find ways in dealing with children who refuse to listen. Even in toddlers and teens, defiance is a prevalent problem. Parents, teachers, and other caregivers are likely to see it in their children’s demeanor when […]
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! Kids’Kids’ art tools and art kits not only help […]
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. But according to a recent study, ordinary items like […]
11
Jul
Jul
To improve their reading proficiency, beginning readers employ a variety of tactics. Reading and recognizing sight words is one of the most crucial strategies. Sight words are high-frequency words that novice readers learn to recognize without decoding. We’ll talk about more why children learn sight words in this article. Rather than learning to pronounce these, […]
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. In the fall of 2021, millions […]
11
Jul
Jul
You can consult with one of the country’s best online pediatricians from the comfort of your own home. An online or app-based account is created, health data is shared, and a phone or video conference is taken. We reviewed and compared services, accessibility, and costs from the most reliable pediatricians on the internet to help […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Biological Factors That Affect Child Development
11
Jul
Jul
Biological factors can substantially affect early child development. Factors that affect early childhood development include both biological and environmental influences. Early in a child’s development, physical variables can have a significant impact. Positive and negative effects can be had on a child due to these variables. The prenatal and early childhood periods are crucial for […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Why Cognitive Skill Milestones Are Essential
11
Jul
Jul
Defining cognitive abilities is a difficult task. At each age, your kid reaches cognitive skill milestones. In this article, learn the reasons why cognitive skill milestones are essential. Simply said, this development relates to the ability to make sense of and learn from one’s experiences and the information they come across in their daily lives. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Influence of Sibling Relations on Bullying
11
Jul
Jul
Siblings can learn so much from one another. In this article, learn more about the influence of sibling relations on bullying. People have one of the most challenging yet enduring connections they will ever have with their brothers and sisters. Even if one or both parents die, their children will always have one another and […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety
Bullying Facts Everybody Should Be Familiar With
11
Jul
Jul
Is there any evidence that bullying has improved or worsened over the past few decades? As recently as the early 2000s, the federal government first compiled official statistics on bullying. That’s why it’s vital you learn about these bullying facts everybody should be familiar with. Many teachers, bosses, and parents have gained a better understanding […]
11
Jul
Jul
Isn’t it strange how toys can take over? It all begins so simply. You care deeply for your children. When they’re pleased, you’ll be happy, too. As if that weren’t bad enough, you find yourself knee-deep in Legos and barren Barbie dolls. In this article, we’ll talk about how you can regain control of your […]
04
Jul
Jul
“Magical thinking” can refer to an adult or child’s tendency to make irrelevant connections between seemingly unrelated events or actions. Folklore and superstition are often linked to magical thinking by psychologists because these traditions claim that people’s actions lead to specific results, even if the first event does not influence those outcomes. If you’ve heard […]
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. Unfortunately, things have changed since we were children. It was a […]
01
Jul
Jul
A road trip packing list isn’t complete without some essentials. This does not only apply to apparel, of course. Socks, toiletries, and snacks are some of the most common items on our packing lists. Is there anything else that we should not forget? They may be forgotten about. Enjoy your next road trip in class […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Be A Successful Sports Team Coach For Your Child
01
Jul
Jul
Almost all parents, even those who have never played a sport themselves, have thought of coaching their child’s team at some point, even if it’s just for fun. With these tips on how to be a successful sports team coach for your child, make it a win-win-win play when you’re coaching them in any game! […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Age-Appropriate Spring Cleaning Tasks For Children
01
Jul
Jul
Even though spring cleaning isn’t something most people look forward to, everyone benefits when they do it together. And in this article, you’ll find out about some age-appropriate spring cleaning tasks for you and your children. You benefit from professional decluttering and organization services just in time for the arrival of warmer weather, which has […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Instill Productivity in Children
01
Jul
Jul
Kids may be hard to motivate to do what they’re supposed to do. But parents and teachers both can use the tips we’ll talk about in this article to instill productivity in children. If you’ve ever felt a rush of adrenaline after putting off everything you needed to do for an entire week, you understand […]
01
Jul
Jul
From breastfeeding to bottle-feeding, milk to solids, and crawling to walking all happen throughout the first year of a baby’s life. It’s amazing how much can be accomplished in such a small space! Using a sippy cup instead of a bottle is a significant change. In this article, find tips on choosing a sippy cup […]
01
Jul
Jul
Kids are inundated with messages, data, and visuals daily. They must be able to analyze what they hear and see to create their thoughts and beliefs, whether they are doing it in class, online, or with their friends. In this article, learn ways on how you can raise your kid to be one of the […]
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
Your youngster asks you on Friday morning if one of their friends can come over after school. You nod in agreement, but something in your stomach tightens up as your child reveals which friend it is. In this article, let’s look at why you might not like the parents of your child’s buddy and what […]
01
Jul
Jul
Parents are naturally concerned about whether or not their children are meeting their educational goals. To feel confident in your child’s growth, it’s helpful to understand gross motor skills in children and examples of how they are displayed. As a result, you will be able to provide your child’s pediatrician with better information about your […]
01
Jul
Jul
Toddler growth and developmental stages need regular annual checkups. Baby and young child development can be tracked by looking for specific skills and behaviors known as developmental milestones. There are four general categories of developmental milestones. Young children develop at their individual rate, and a spectrum of development is deemed “normal.” On the other hand, […]
01
Jul
Jul
When a child reaches the toddler years, you may wonder what developmental milestones they should have achieved. Doctors use certain junctures to tell if a kid is developing as expected. In this article, find some pointers on a kid’s early childhood development from 24-26 months. As early childhood development differs from kid to child, the […]
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. Consider the Elf on the Shelf. For many families, this tiny red-suited Elf gives a concrete link to the mythological story of […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Best Ways To Help Your Toddler Adjust To A New Room
01
Jul
Jul
It is very uncommon for parents of young children expecting a sibling to talk about the challenges of shifting their toddler from their cot to the big kid’s bed. Here are the best ways to help your toddler adjust to a new room. Ensure a Gradual Transition You don’t have to move your toddler immediately […]
01
Jul
Jul
As they age, most children prefer to use one hand over the other. Right or left-handedness will be assigned to them shortly. In this article, find out ways that’ll help you in interpreting the dominant hand of your child. Some people may be able to perform specific jobs with either or both hands. Being ambidextrous […]
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. Involve yourself in Back-to-School Events and Conferences with Teachers Active parents are better for their children’s education. It’s a great idea to attend the back-to-school night, meet […]
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. Social media has numerous advantages, but it also comes with a slew of dangers […]
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. For […]
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 […]
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. When it comes to discussing racism and discrimination with their children, some parents choose to avoid the subject at all costs. However, […]
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. Your 3-year-old may now ride a winged unicorn as the ruler of a wonderful universe, thanks to a frilly outfit, tiara, and magic wand. Taste the pink clouds, and […]
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. This dictum of “don’t talk to strangers” has been handed down through the decades by many parents everywhere. However, it’s not always a bad idea for kids to strike up a […]
16
Jun
Jun
Disciplining your young child has now become more challenging. Any parents haven’t felt both complete and total love for their child and irritation and wrath at the same time, right? To help you in keeping your child on the right path, here are some tips. Because they constantly push the limits of what’s expected of […]
Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
Creating A Financial Plan for Your Special Needs Child
16
Jun
Jun
It’s common for parents to be concerned about their children’s futures when they have unique healthcare needs or disabilities. But you can ensure a comfortable life for you and your child. Here are some advice on creating a financial plan for your special needs child. These questions could keep you awake at night. There are some […]
16
Jun
Jun
TV, video games, and the Internet may be fantastic educational and entertaining resources for children. However, excessive screen time might have negative consequences. Starting good habits for TV, video games, and the internet with your kids at an early age can help them avoid health issues later in life. You should monitor and limit the […]
16
Jun
Jun
Booster Seats: What Are They? The Safety seat a for child in cars are known as a “booster seat.” When a youngster outgrows their car seat, it’s time to switch to a booster seat. Instead of resting on a vulnerable area of the body like the ribs or neck, seatbelts placed on youngsters in booster […]
16
Jun
Jun
In the most endearing ways, toddlers hug you, shrieking with joy, and snuggle up to you when they’re tired. Children can do some less-than-adorable things, as anyone who has had the pleasure of parenting can attest to personal experience, like biting. Even while toddlers are prone to biting, that’s no comfort if yours does. In […]
16
Jun
Jun
For parents with children with special health care requirements, “me time” may be a fantasy. A little time to yourself or with a spouse, partner, friend, or another child would be wonderful. Exactly where do you go about choosing a suitable caregiver for your child? And even if you do, can you put your faith […]
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. Dyslexia Is Caused By… Dyslexia is […]
16
Jun
Jun
A Breath-Holding Spell is a type of spell. An episode of holding breath spells occurs when a child holds their breath for a prolonged period, frequently resulting from feeling angry, upset, frightened, or otherwise distressed. The youngster may pass out due to the child holding their breath. It might be scary, but they aren’t dangerous […]
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. Safety Tips for COVID-19 Whether trick-or-treating or attending a Halloween party, children should remain outside at […]
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
It’s no secret that parents do everything they can to keep their children safe. Unfortunately, many children have been traumatized. You can help your child’s recovery from the trauma with help from therapy and additional support and comfort from their parents. Trauma is any incident that is frightening, frightening, or destructive. Abuse, violence, accidents, and […]
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 […]
Behavior and Discipline, Preschooler, Special Needs
Autism Checklist for Infants and Preschoolers (Birth to Age 5)
16
Jun
Jun
Asperger’s Syndrome is a condition that my child suffers from. What can I do to help? Here’s an autism checklist for infants and preschoolers that’ll help you out. There is a lot to learn when your child is diagnosed with an autistic spectrum disorder. With new terminology like “positive behavior support,” you’re confronted with a […]
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
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! When school is out, your children’s reading abilities should continue to improve. Some ideas […]
16
Jun
Jun
Watching your kid grow is one of the most fun parts of being a parent. So you need to know how to have a look at how to add your child’s development. Do you have a young child who enjoys reading? Why is it so essential to maintain a passion for books? What if your […]
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. It’s a terrific way for youngsters to have fun and keep in shape simultaneously. Sports can also provide valuable life lessons, such as: […]
16
Jun
Jun
Tantrums can be unpleasant, but see them as opportunities for your kid to learn about limits, and self-control, all vital life skills. Here are reasons why toddler tantrums can be a benefit eventually. Even though you’re recovering from the flu and have only had three hours of sleep, imagine if the person you love told […]
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. Sports Have Many Advantages Sports are a […]
16
Jun
Jun
While it’s uncommon for siblings to get along, it’s not unheard of for them to get into arguments. (They frequently alternate between adoring and loathing one another.) Here are some tips for you on getting through that rivalry amongst your siblings. In many families, sibling rivalry can begin even before the second child’s birth, and […]
16
Jun
Jun
It is vital to teach your kids life skills to help them lead a safe life. Here are some children’s road rules, to keep them safe on the roads. In order to secure the safety of children who ride in cars: Suppose you want your children to be safe in the car or on the […]
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. Sexting involves sending: Text messages that suggest or refer to sex actions but are not […]
Behavior and Discipline, Family, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Preparing Your Child For a New Sibling
16
Jun
Jun
Educating Children Family life can undergo numerous adjustments when a new baby joins the ranks. After the birth of a child, parents devote a large portion of their time and energy to caring for the child. In this article, you can find help in preparing your child for a new sibling. Older siblings may have […]
Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
Facilitating The Management Of Uncertainty In Children
16
Jun
Jun
Like adults, children and teenagers yearn for clarity. Fortune tellers and horoscopes have been around for millennia because they can predict the future. In this article, learn more about what you can do in facilitating the management of uncertainty in your children. Our children and teenagers are no different in wanting to know what’s going […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Bring Peace and Connection by Listening to Each Other
16
Jun
Jun
Screen time is a significant concern for a lot of parents. To encourage children to utilize their ears and their eyes, there is a simple way to do it – and it may help improve family connections and the general atmosphere in the house. In this article, learn ways on how you can encourage your […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
It Takes Time To Develop Listening And Cooperation Skills
16
Jun
Jun
It’s not just normal to push yourself to the maximum; it’s essential. We are human beings, not machines. It takes time to develop listening and cooperation skills. Children should be able to make their own choices. It is also necessary for the development of this talent that children (and even teenagers) take risks and experiment […]
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. Reading to young children helps provide […]
14
Jun
Jun
Taking Steps Towards Education and Literacy Do your kids like listening to stories? Children’s storytime has plenty of great benefits for them and their development. Much has changed since the days of babyhood for preschoolers. As long as they’ve been read to a lot, they have a good grasp of the art of reading, such […]
19
May
May
Mental illness among kids these days is now widespread. Here are the main Mental Illness Treatments that you can do for your children. All of our professional sources agreed that these treatments are especially beneficial for youngsters who are suffering from mental illness. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) CBT is a treatment for children with abnormal thinking […]
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. The four most frequent forms of bullying, including physical assaults and verbal harassment, can be identified in order to assist better children who are being bullied. Bullying is characterized by […]
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. No more myths; schools and families alike need to teach children about the importance of sexual education. Parents might benefit from the advice of experts who explain the benefits of starting early. Many parents […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
To Think About Before You Buy a First Smartphone for Your Child
15
May
May
Buying a smartphone for your child is something you might want to consider. In a video interview, see how one mom traversed the hard terrain of what to buy and how to teach her son to operate in the digital world securely. Define desire versus necessity. When my kid asked if he might have a […]
15
May
May
A new about T1D study suggests that type 1 diabetes is linked to childhood trauma and increases kids’ risk of having T1D later in life. Experts and scientists don’t have many answers about the causes and prevention techniques for type 1 diabetes (T1D), which affects 15,000 youngsters in the United States each year. Type 1 diabetes […]
15
May
May
A kid can have very big feelings and very little self-control. That’s why understanding a child’s perspective is part of positive parenting. Make the extra effort to put yourself in your child’s shoes the next time they start crying or whining and see if you can persuade them otherwise. Withholding Toys from Others You know […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Your Child’s Bullying: What to Do When It Happens
15
May
May
What to do when your kid is being bullied? Be aware of the warning signs of bullying and how to protect your children of all ages. You can stop bullying in its tracks before it even starts. Sadly, bullying isn’t exclusive to junior high and high school. The commotion has spread to the youngest students. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Instill Generosity in Your Children
06
May
May
It’s normal for our kids to be somewhat self-centered. But here’s how you can start instilling generosity in your children even if they are young. The key to raising socially-aware children is teaching them how to save money for charitable organizations. Here’s what parents have to say about making a difference as a family. You […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Teaching Children Etiquettes for Using a Phone
06
May
May
How do we raise a generation of phone-savvy citizens? Having proper cell phone etiquette is a vital part of today’s society. Here’s how you can start teaching your children about cell phone etiquette. Q. I’ve decided to allow my children to use cell phones, but I want to strictly monitor their use to ensure that […]
06
May
May
Here are some great volunteer ideas for children that you can use so that they can make a difference in their communities and help others. This list of kid-friendly community service projects includes everything from sorting recyclables to participating in a rally. Let’s be clear: No youngster is too young to serve in a volunteer capacity! […]
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. Our concept of education has been irreversibly altered by the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought parents and children into digital classrooms (even at the kitchen table). Parents and teachers now have to exert more effort […]
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. Your child’s creativity, self-image, and curiosity can be enhanced by technology. Real-life educators share their tips for using an iPad at home. Many parents would not have been able to cope with […]
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. Experts claim these classroom practices can substantially impact your child’s behavior whether they have tantrums, difficulty concentrating, or fidgets excessively during class time. The term “special education” encompasses a wide range […]
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. A day in January is set aside to commemorate a civil liberties activist who stood firm in the face of unjust […]
03
May
May
Discussing school shootings with a child is not easy, but it is crucial. Find out how best to broach the subject with your kids. Children and adults alike are frightened and anxious when a violent incident occurs on a school site. Appease their fears by having an open conversation with them about them. School shootings […]
03
May
May
When a parent is critically ill, finding the right words to say to a child can be difficult. With the assistance of these professionals, you and your children can successfully navigate a tough period. Here are some good tips on where to start. When a loved one is sick, what should you tell a child? […]
03
May
May
Everyone has their moments. The truth is that. But here are five behavior issues that you shouldn’t ignore and how you may quickly resolve them. 1. Stopping When You’re Trying to Speak Allowing your child to butt in on your conversations does not teach them how to be thoughtful of others or amuse themselves when […]
03
May
May
Simply meting out rewards and punishments is not enough in fixing your child’s unacceptable behavior. Here are some good tips that can help you out. Milk and cookies. It was Bert and Ernie’s turn. Is it possible to be nice and disciplined? While it may sound like a bad idea to “punish” a child for doing good […]
03
May
May
Here are some fun questions to ask kids to know them better! Great conversation starters in order to connect with your kids over lunch or dinner. When children ask a lot of questions, now is the time to answer them. Here are some entertaining questions for kids to ask each other in order to get […]
03
May
May
How do you instill kindness in your child? Teaching our kids kindness is more important than ever before. Here are some good tips! Kindness is a way of looking at the world through the eyes of your heart. A pat on the back or a wave to an elderly neighbor can be all it takes […]
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. These activities will not only keep your two-year-old entertained, but they will also teach them the ABCs, 123s, and other fundamentals. Toddlers learn everything they need to know in […]
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. Involve yourself in your child’s school in a way that goes beyond the bake sale: find a volunteer opportunity that works for you. Volunteering at the child’s school is […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
How to Prevent Your Children from Developing the Same Biases as You Do
30
Apr
Apr
Preventing your children from developing the same “bias” thinking that you have can be challenging. Here are some excellent tips and advice. A type of thought pattern that arises from our own personal experiences and observations is known as cognitive bias. Defining Cognitive Bias. We all have cognitive biases based on what we’ve learned and […]
30
Apr
Apr
Resiliency—the ability to jump since from hard times—is a crucial life skill. Here’s how parents can succeed in raising resilient kids. Children cannot be protected from the bad things in life all the time, but there are six ways to instill a can-do attitude in them when faced with adversity. Resilience in the face of adversity may […]
30
Apr
Apr
Talking to your children about sad news events can be tricky. Here are good ways to talk to children about sad news. Conversations with a seven or 8-year-old on current events are challenging. You don’t want to overwhelm your kid with knowledge, but you also don’t want to keep him in the dark about current […]
30
Apr
Apr
Experts say time-outs can prove to be damaging in the long run. Here’s an excellent and new alternative to time-out, Time-in! According to parenting experts, it’s time to modernize the decades-old practice of disciplining children. Experts believe that the “time-out” approach to disciplining children dates back to 1969 when psychologists in the United States advocated it as […]
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. A genius is raised in a community. Parents frequently turn to tutors for assistance in this regard. These tips will assist you in selecting the best tutor and setting a […]
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! For nearly two years following a global epidemic, parents are now finding it necessary to seek additional academic support to help their […]
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. A piano lesson’s cost depends on the teacher, the instrument, and the length of the lesson. Here’s a short breakdown of the costs and savings you can […]
29
Apr
Apr
Homeschooling has become a popular option for traditional schooling. But is homeschooling that expensive, though? Find out! The cost of homeschooling your children does not have to be prohibitive. When you think about homeschooling, you could be intimidated, especially if you have the idea that you need a lot of money saved up to do […]
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. By virtue of the “White Discomfort” bill and parents’ refusal to teach their children about Black history, Black youngsters are receiving a clear message about where they stand. I’m grateful to be alive. Several African-American teachers […]
29
Apr
Apr
The flu is a viral respiratory disease that can cause mild to severe illness and even death. Here’s when your kid should get a flu shot. When is the best time to get my child vaccinated against the flu? It’s time to be vaccinated against the flu! During the winter months, “flu season” occurs. It’s something that […]
Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Reasons Children Should Avoid Dieting And What To Do Instead
29
Apr
Apr
Diet and nutrition help our children live healthy life and avoid chronic diseases. Here are reasons why kids should avoid dieting. Everything in our society revolves around food. What you get inside your body is vital because it affects how well it works. An online debate is raging on whether or not it is appropriate […]
29
Apr
Apr
Please read why the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is harmful right now and learn what causes RSV and how to contain it during COVID-19. WHAT IS RSV? RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus as it is more often known, has been around since 1956. By the time they turn two, most youngsters have caught the virus. In […]
29
Apr
Apr
You can easily set the tone for a calming space in your home by taking simple steps. Here are tips on how to create a calm space at home. A calm-down zone can prevent future meltdowns, but it can also teach your toddler or preschooler vital skills for self-regulation of their emotions. We all know that […]
28
Apr
Apr
Temper tantrums can cause you to question your parenting approach and strategy. Here, you’re going to find out the causes of toddler tantrums and how you can handle them. It might be difficult to maintain emotional equilibrium when dealing with a child who is having a meltdown. Meltdowns are unpleasant and nasty, but they are […]
28
Apr
Apr
It’s a wonder when your typically tamed toddler starts to hit, bite and shove. Here’s what you to do when toddlers behave aggressively. When your toddler plays with her friends, you may see her engage in aggressive behavior, such as hitting, shoving, or even biting. As a means of gaining independence, expressing frustration, and developing […]
28
Apr
Apr
A pool can give your kids endless summer fun, but it also comes with a huge responsibility. Here are drowning prevention tips for parents. Discuss It. Despite how frightening and upsetting drowning can be, it has to be a part of the constant discourse between parents and children. In terms of child safety, parents are constantly […]
08
Apr
Apr
Here’s how to prevent choking. A detailed information on choking, choking prevention, and abdominal thrusts to treat someone who is choking. You might be shocked that children are more likely to choke on food at family gatherings during the holidays. We sought the advice of a paramedic to properly equip ourselves in the event that […]
08
Apr
Apr
Anger management strategies for children that’ll help reduce behavior problems like aggression and defiance. Learn how to teach kids these skills. Experts explain why young children get physically agitated when they’re upset, how you can better understand the behavior, and offer their best advice for youngsters on controlling their anger. Because we’re not going to the playground, […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Alternatives to Screen Time for Kids to De-Stress
08
Apr
Apr
These mind-body tricks are better than turning on Baby Shark in the middle of a rage tantrum. My 6-year-old son had a comfort box tucked under his bed as a child. He stuffed it with a tiny blanket, a ball, and even a sequined bottle of yellow-tinted water to help him work through his feelings. You never know […]
08
Apr
Apr
Exceptional Toddler Exercising Opportunities Exercises for kids are usually most effective if they are easy and can be done anywhere. Here are some great options for toddler exercise. These simple workouts can help you lift your feet off the ground. You can use jumps to strengthen your muscles and increase your stamina and cardiovascular fitness. Even […]
08
Apr
Apr
You likely know how to keep your child healthy, but what about their mental health? Discover how you can focus on your child’s mental health. The challenges experienced by today’s children are unlike those faced by past generations. Because of the unique nature of this time, parents must become more aware of their children’s mental and emotional […]
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. Young people who use the internet are at risk of falling prey to scams that could cost them money, identity, or reputation. We’ve put up this […]
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. If your family is having a financial crisis, you may be wondering if you should tell your children about it. Experts […]
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. A bully may make even simple tasks like waiting at the bus stop or taking a break at school a nightmare for children. Those who have been the victims of bullying have […]
08
Apr
Apr
As a member of a clique, what does it mean to belong? When kids are young, friendship is an essential aspect of their growth. Developing close friendships with other children can significantly enhance a child’s self-reliance outside of their immediate family. Cliques and groups of friends differ in crucial ways. There are many ways to form a […]
08
Apr
Apr
Keeping the dialogue age-appropriate while imparting empathy and identifying privilege when discussing poverty, homelessness, and food insecurity is essential. In the United States, the elephants in the room include poverty, homelessness, and food scarcity. Even if you try to avoid discussing such sensitive subjects with your children, the truth is that they are all around you. It’s understandable to […]
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. There are a lot of benefits to using social media, but there are also many dangers and things that children and adolescents should avoid. When people share things online, they don’t always […]
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 Families may talk openly about race and the negative repercussions of racism. When discussing racism and discrimination with their children, some parents avoid the subject. Parents who remain silent might convey the message that 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? It can be hard because it occurs on various devices, including smartphones, desktops, tablets, and game consoles. Cyberbullying is harmful to people and, in some situations, illegal. Cyberbullying can be easy to […]
08
Apr
Apr
Children’s strong self-esteem is their armor against the hardships of the world. Here’s how you can build healthy self-esteem in your kids. It’s not always difficult to tell whether or not children have a positive self-perception. “Self-esteem” is a common term for this concept of self-confidence. The Importance of Having a Positive Self-Concept Children with a positive […]
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. Children below the proper age of 18 who have access to a device that can connect to the internet should be taught how to use the internet safely. Keep your […]
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. Many people regret not speaking up or expressing their ideas and feelings at the time. I’ve often uttered “yes” when I really meant to say “no.” You may have been unable to respond to someone’s […]
08
Apr
Apr
To find that your child has been punished for bullying other students can be unexpected and upsetting. Our lives will be better off if we take care of this issue as soon as possible. Any sort of bullying, physical or verbal, can harm a child’s academic performance and social development if it isn’t addressed. Understanding the Behavior […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens
Small Approaches to Dealing with Big Children’s Behavioral Issues
08
Apr
Apr
You can take a positive path to teach your child good behavior. Here are good tips you can use to deal with big children’s behavioral issues. Bedtime. Mealtime. Cleanup. Sometimes, a day can feel like a series of child-behavior conflicts. Try something fresh to encourage your child to listen instead of pounding your head against the wall. For […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Setting Up a Rewards Program for Children the Right Way
08
Apr
Apr
Positive reinforcement is at the heart of reward systems, which use them to incentivize good behavior. This article will explain how to implement reward systems for children of all ages. Many parents swear by reward systems to assist their children in meeting behavioral milestones (and tamp down a few tantrums along the way). Positive reinforcement is […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Inspire Your Child To Make Peace With Rules
08
Apr
Apr
Though your child refuses to follow the rules or your family’s schedule, such as grabbing their iPad even when it’s not the iPad time or playing baseball in the living room, it’s easy to conclude that they’re being disrespectful. It’s easy to assume that they don’t care what you think or aren’t aware that the […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Help Your Child Develop Self-Regulation of Their Physical Moods
08
Apr
Apr
Do you ever wonder how can you help your child develop self-regulation of their physical moods? Well here’s an article all about that! Young children are always on the go and curious. If they’re safe, you want them to run around and explore, so encourage them to do so. However, kids haven’t reached the stage of development […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Encourage your child to pay attention and follow through on what they hear
08
Apr
Apr
Do you want your child to really pay attention to you? Here are easy ways you can encourage them to pay attention to you and follow-through. It’s entirely normal when you ask your children, “How was your day?” or “What would you like for dinner?” and they ignore you. Nowadays, people’s attention spans are so short that it’s difficult […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Educate Your Child on the Proper Use of Back Talk
08
Apr
Apr
Do you want to stop back talks in your home? Here are easy steps in educating a child with the proper use of back talk. It’s possible that every parent has a somewhat different idea of what constitutes a back talk. On a spectrum from “standing up for yourself” to “being purposely provocative or rude” and saying things they […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Don’t Miss These Important Aspects Of Their Life
07
Apr
Apr
Kids complete their parents’ whole world. Here are important aspects of a kid’s life that you, as their parent, shouldn’t miss. When it comes to your child’s development, many of the events in their lives aren’t as exciting as they appear to be. It’s exciting for us when our child reaches significant developmental milestones, such […]
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. One of the reasons it is […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Anger Management Techniques that Work for Children
07
Apr
Apr
In this blog, experts explain why young children get physically agitated when they’re upset, how you can better understand the behavior, and offer their best advice for youngsters on handling their aggression. Here are anger management techniques for your children that you can try out. In the eyes of a toddler, everything they want is […]
07
Apr
Apr
It’s not easy to get along with other kids and their parents at the jungle gym. We’ve put together this playground etiquette handbook that teaches the basics. Never, ever provide food to a child without first getting permission from the child’s parents. Make sure she doesn’t have any food allergies or dietary limitations before sharing […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
A Step-by-Step Plan for Raising Self-Reliant Children
07
Apr
Apr
Your child is starting to grow up. This is a big thing for the billions of parents out there. How do you start to raise self-reliant children? Don’t automatically assume they aren’t ready to take on additional responsibility even if you think you know your children the best. Even if it takes longer than you’d […]
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. When your newborn starts crying, it’s normal to freak out. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
7 Ideas for Children to Do Random Kindness Deeds
29
Mar
Mar
Every day, youngsters can choose to be kind. These thoughts are worth highlighting when it comes to getting children to do random acts of kindness. “Don’t be a bully. Be polite.” That’s a term your kids are probably used to hearing, whether at school, home, or extracurriculars. Instead of teaching kids that being kind is […]
29
Mar
Mar
One type of child is bullied, and the other type is the bully. Why? Why Do Children Bully? Parents who find their child a bully at school can get advice from professionals on dealing with the situation. An accusation of bullying against your child usually begins with a phone call from the school. “90% of […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
What You Should Teach Your Child at a Young Age?
29
Mar
Mar
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. According to experts, successful and happy people—those who succeed in their chosen jobs and build long-lasting relationships—have specific characteristics. When children are infants, parents can assist instill these […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
What You Can Do to Prevent Passing On Your Anxiety to Your Children
29
Mar
Mar
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. A person’s anxiety might have hereditary as well as environmental causes. An enormous predisposition for stress to be […]
29
Mar
Mar
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! Getting your kids to do things they don’t want to do might be difficult. And getting them to quit doing something you don’t want them to can be […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health
Think Your Child Has a Mental Disorder? Here’s What to Do
29
Mar
Mar
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. Exactly how common and significant is parental doubt? The Child […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Things People of Different Races and Ethnicities Shouldn’t Say To Each Other
29
Mar
Mar
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. It’s beneficial to offer positive reinforcement to young people through compliments. Complimenting a child for their ethnicity or race is not acceptable. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Your Child’s 4 Biggest Emotions You Should Discuss With Them
29
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. If you didn’t already know it, you began to show your own emotions to your children when they were […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Simple Steps Your Family Can Take to Fight Racism
29
Mar
Mar
The following are a few steps you and your family can do right now to help dismantle and fight systematic racism. Committing to anti-racism is not a one-time thing; instead, it’s a long-term goal that we must pursue consistently: to unite your family around social issues and raise your voice in protest. Many parents are […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Helping Children Express Their Emotions in Three Simple Ways
29
Mar
Mar
As a parent, helping our children express their emotions is a priority. Here are 3 simple ways we can do just that. A meltdown can be avoided by following these professional advice on assisting your child in expressing their emotions when they’re unhappy. It is a beautiful parenting strategy to name and validate your child’s […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Helping Children Develop Emotional Intelligence in Small Steps
29
Mar
Mar
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. Emotional intelligence is a subject that parents are often not as meticulous as they should be when helping and teaching their […]
29
Mar
Mar
How much time has passed since your preschooler last clung to a teddy bear? Find out how to say goodbye to your child’s comfort object! A child’s first encounter with the world outside of her lovey is often in preschool or kindergarten. Pediatricians recommend this weaning method because it causes your child the least amount […]
Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Uncategorized
Brands of Multicultural Toys That Children Will Enjoy
28
Mar
Mar
Children appreciate toys that mirror their appearance. Here are six companies or brands that offers multicultural toys that cater to a wide range of ethnicities, all of which youngsters will enjoy using. These six brands of multicultural toys and businesses break down cultural barriers and foster a collaborative learning environment that children will enjoy. 1. […]
27
Mar
Mar
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. School districts across the United States devote a month to teaching students about the Civil Rights Movement’s most influential figures, including Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. […]
10
Mar
Mar
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. […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Facts About Black History Every Parent and Child Should Know
10
Mar
Mar
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. And such accomplishments have gone unacknowledged for far too long. During Black History Month, we can reflect on the injustices that have been inflicted on African-Americans throughout history […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Educate and Encourage Your Child to Reduce Screen Time
10
Mar
Mar
Here are some helpful tips that’ll help you educate and encourage your child to reduce their screen time. For the best irony of parenting (second only to the 8-year-old who refuses to take a shower), your kids’ love for electronic devices is precisely what will help you limit their use. 1. Stick with the most […]
10
Mar
Mar
Good Behaviour and Orderly Conduct In a recent Reddit post, a dad described his genius punishment method for dealing with his son’s theft. This Dad’s Genius Punishment is golden! As a result, his son admitted taking gum from a local convenience store. He’s five years old. According to him, the man who had my back […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Assist Your Child in Getting Along with Teachers
10
Mar
Mar
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. Students have had to re-learn how to participate in class. When you discover that your child is […]