Unlocking your Child’s Inherent Desire to Learn
With a little help, all children can have a desire to learn… According to Ginny Graves of Parent Magazine, “All children start out with an instinct to explore and discover.” […]
With a little help, all children can have a desire to learn… According to Ginny Graves of Parent Magazine, “All children start out with an instinct to explore and discover.” […]
How to turn requests into problems for kids to solve When parents solve all children’s problems we not only increase their dependency on adults but we teach them to be […]
The key to children’s happiness is child’s play… There’s a range of research that says experiences bring people more happiness than material goods. The same principle applies to family life. […]
While sexting laws aren’t clear yet, they can spell trouble for teens and their parents… Not long after the advent of mobile devices, adolescents and teenagers turned to technology to […]
Stay in the game when raising teenagers During a recent parenting presentation, it suddenly struck me that there is so much to talk to young people about. Developmentally adolescence is […]
Managing anger is the biggest emotional issue that most children face. Boys, in particular, seem so angry at the moment, and I’m not sure why. Currently, our community is undecided […]
How parent modelling can develop balanced technology habits in kids Children are natural mimics. They mimic our language, especially the worst aspects of our language such as swearing. As American […]
How sleep affects kids; facts all parents should know… Sleep can be a vexatious issue for some parents: the amount of time spent trying to get kids to sleep, worrying […]
Children who are able to form friendships when they start school are happier at school and also learn better. More significantly, positive friendships have long-term implications for social and indirectly […]
All parents want to be successful and raise kids to be happy and contributing members of our community. Good intentions are not enough. Often there is no difference between one […]