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One of the most significant responsibilities of a parent is to raise the child properly and to make him realize what is right and what is wrong for him. With every stage, you have to deal with your child in a different manner, and it is not easy at any […]

6 Must Have Products For Your Child That Encourage Productivity

July 19, 2018 in Activities / Helpful tagged activities / Fun / internet safety for kids / Kids / parenting / Summer / Teens by Lara Stewart

When your child has access to the right tutor, their grades can soar far above anything their teachers would ever have predicted or thought them capable of. With school curriculums getting harder and homes having more routine access to the internet, children are being tasked more and more with home-based […]

How a Tutor Can Improve Your Child’s Grades

May 30, 2018 in Helpful tagged internet safety for kids / online safety / parenting / teacher / technology / Teens by Jennifer McDonnow

Nothing will be more important to you than your children. As a result, you might feel a little guilty admitting you’re in need of a break away from the kids. Yet if you want to successfully care for your children, you must also focus on self-care. It’s only natural to […]

How Parents Can Take a Break from Their Children

March 29, 2018 in Helpful tagged Fun / Kids / parenting / parenting quotes / technology / Teens by Jennifer McDonnow

Homeschooling parents face the same problem – how to juggle homeschooling, housework, cooking, parenting, some personal time, and being a good wife or husband? In order to manage time, parents need to establish priorities, find creative ways to do the necessary things and put everything else on hold. Here are […]

7 Time Management Tips for Homeschool Parents

March 1, 2018 in Helpful tagged internet safety for kids / Kids / learning / parenting / Teens by Farid Gasim

You and your family are planning to have a vacation in a nearby state because you think everybody deserves the break. You’ve set everything for the trip – what to pack, where to stay and what to do when you get there, but one thing is still bothering you. Since […]

How To Keep The Kids Entertained On A Long Car ...

February 13, 2018 in Helpful tagged Kids / parenting / Summer / Teens by Laura Billings

Puzzles are great for adults and children alike, but when it comes to child development, it turns out that they are not just something fun to do on a rainy afternoon, they are also highly beneficial for a number of reasons. Whether it’s a toddler trying to find the right […]

The Benefits of Puzzles for Kids

January 27, 2018 in Activities / Helpful tagged activities / children / parenting / Teens by Jennifer McDonnow

Our children are already living in a tightly globalized world. In order to enable them to communicate online, it’s important to give them a chance to learn foreign languages. Since the English language is omnipresent, today children can learn it in many different ways, from online videos, to cartoons and […]

How to Prepare Your Kid for a Language School Abroad

January 16, 2018 in Helpful / Internet Safety tagged parenting / teacher / technology / Teens by Anne Haris

You want your kids to be aware of what’s going on around them and engaged in life. This keeps them healthy and happy throughout their young age and well into adulthood. Otherwise, you risk losing them to staring at their computer screen or the television. Do what’s in your power […]

How To Keep Your Kids Engaged

December 21, 2017 in Helpful tagged activities / children / parenting / parenting quotes / Teens by Jennifer McDonnow

It’s not easy raising kids. Although you love them, there are a lot of challenges to encounter along the way. One area that often needs to be addressed is self-confidence. It’s part of their growing pains and a topic that can become all too relevant well into adulthood. The good […]

How To Help Boost Your Son’s Confidence

November 30, 2017 in Helpful tagged children / parental controls / parenting / Teens by Jennifer McDonnow

According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), baby teeth are vulnerable to tooth decay from their very first appearance, between 6 and 12 months. Get ahead of your child’s oral hygiene in 3 simple steps. Teach Tools, Technique and Time Most children learn by copying. From an early […]

Little Teeth Need Big Protection: 3 Ways to Improve Your ...

November 7, 2017 in Helpful tagged children / parenting / Teens by Jane Davies