Your little one deserves (and often, demand) the best. And it’s so easy for them to get bored if two birthdays are even remotely similar. To ensure your child gets the most out of a party, you need to choose an unbeatable theme. Here are a few that might be perfect, leading to a party your child and their friends will never forget.
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As a parent, you are constantly bombarded with information regarding your child and their wellbeing. Online articles, magazines, well-meaning friends and relatives, and socially-unaware strangers all have advice on how you should be tending to your child. In one way, this article is much the same, but in another, it comes with a caveat: no one knows your child better than you do.
The separation of parents can be quite a tough ordeal for any child to take. However, in some cases, getting a divorce can be a much healthier solution for children rather than seeing their parents unhappy and fighting all the time. Because a divorce can affect a child’s entire world it is important to make sure that they go through the least damage possible.
Here are a few tips to help your kids through a divorce.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused chaos and confusion in our lives. Millions of people have lost their jobs; for many, the job losses are permanent. People are finding it difficult to manage their finances and are struggling to find ways through which they could cut down their expenses. There are many homes on sale because owners are no longer able to pay their mortgages, and lines at food banks are longer than ever.
Playing with kids is fun; it is a stress-relief activity that we indulge in keeping our bodies healthy without even realizing the value and impact it has on us. Kids have a short attention span, are sometimes restless, and get bored quickly.
As parents, we can all understand that children sometimes have a lot of energy which needs to be tapped for healthy activities, if not, this is a recipe for havoc and inevitable disaster. Children need games that are both fulfilling to the body and fun to play.
While social-emotional learning is something that should always be taught in school, during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is now more important than ever. By being in touch with their emotion's children can learn to cope with feelings of anxiety, fear, and stress. In this article, we'll explain some tips for encouraging social-emotional learning for young school children. Let's get started.
The day-to-day life of every parent can get a bit stressful. Add a global pandemic into the mix and things can get downright crazy. With Covid-19 spreading around the world, parents from near and far are having to adjust to an entirely different “normal” routine. Navigating a work-from-home schedule and taking over the education of their kids is a lot to take on.
Hiring a caregiver is always a big step. You’re letting a stranger into your home and allowing them to be the person you rely on more than anyone else. There are different reasons why someone might need a carer and they are all very valid, but different conditions might need different care. So to make sure you’re not adding stress to what is probably already a stressful situation, here’s a guide to hiring the perfect carer to match your needs.
Teething can be an extremely difficult time for both the parents and the baby to deal with. It is the process when their teeth first start to emerge from their gums, often in pairs of two. Teething isn’t extremely painful, but to a baby who has not had to deal with much discomfort in their life, it can be a terrible time.
