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Walking to school may be the best, or in some cases, only, option for getting your child to school every day. Ensure their safety by equipping them with the knowledge of these six important safety skills to keep in mind while walking to school or the bus stop.
Signs of physical bullying such as bruises or cuts may be more obvious; however, there are other signs you can watch for that may indicate your child is being bullied.
Use your toddler's growing interest in food to help with preparing dinner. He can do more than you think! Here are ten ways he can help with meals:
Encouraging healthy eating habits for your kids can be a challenge at any age. However, toddlers can be particularly tricky to get to try new things. Here are some tips to make forming healthy eating habits in your kids easier.
Temper tantrums, power struggles, and impulsiveness; they don’t call it the terrible twos without cause. Toddlers lack the self-control and communication skills of older children and are growing more independent every day. Don’t despair, there are things you can do now to help ease your child through this transition and stay sane at the same time.
Research shows that safety skills need to be taught five to ten times a year to children in order for them to process and retain this information. Here are seven basic safety tips to teach your child that can help keep them safe as they go to and from school.
Your kids might be able to do more than you think! Check out our recommendations for chores your children can do around the house.
It’s August and school is just a few weeks away. During the summer, routines are thrown out the window, meal-planning consists of a lot of takeout and ice cream (ah bliss!), and desk areas are filled with all the bric-a-brac of summer fun. Don’t panic and resist the urge to go into full drill sergeant mode.
Most parents know to take their kids to get an annual check-up at their pediatrician to make sure that their bodies are well and functioning, but what are we doing to take care of our their minds?
Any parent can tell you that surviving lengthy travel time without your younger child pushing all of your buttons is basically mission impossible. We're here to be your Tom Cruise.
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