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Saving Options for Children in the UK: Junior ISAs and SIPPs
by Editorial Team January 21st, 2019 | ElementaryToo Much Screen Time?
by Joe Lawrence January 21st, 2019 | Elementary, EntertainmentFour-Step Reflection Tool for Preschoolers
by Joe Lawrence January 14th, 2019 | Preschool, SchoolCreating a Home for Your New Family
by Editorial Team January 11th, 2019 | Infants/Toddlers
Why Small Rodents Make Great Pets
by Editorial Team April 10th, 2018| Elementary
If you’re a parent and there are no pets living in your home right now, you’ve probably been asked by your son or daughter to adopt this animal or the next. The fact is that it can be challenging making the right decision when it comes to pets, and that’s
What Type of Soccer Protective Equipment Does Your Kid Need
by Editorial Team March 31st, 2018| Elementary
Even though it might not be thought of as being so, soccer can be a quite dangerous sport. Sure, unlike other contact sports, it might not raise as many threats to the safety and health of a child. However, there are many injuries that can happen on the field. It
How to Make Family Dinners Awesome
by Tania Cowling March 19th, 2018| Elementary, Seasonal
Mealtimes should be happy routines for your kids. Remember that pleasant eating experiences are just as important as nutritious foods. At this age, the kiddos are developing their food habits and attitudes – hopefully good ones, although sometimes the dinner table can be a battleground between kids and their parents.
How to Get Through Dental School While Parenting Full Time
by Editorial Team March 15th, 2018| Elementary
High school seniors generally have a heavy course load. While going to school eight hours a day, they might still need to go to sports or band practice or participate in some other extracurricular activity after school. This is not to mention how many extra hours of work high school
Think About This Before You Write Your Will
by Editorial Team March 13th, 2018| Elementary
Writing your own will is something that you can do but you need to be careful and make many important decisions when this happens. Most lawyers will tell you that thinking about what is to be written inside the will is harder than building the document. There are many things
Lighting Strategies for Art Lovers
by Editorial Team March 7th, 2018| Elementary
A picture speaks 1,000 words and yet, it will remain silent if it is not presented in the best light. This is why adopting the most appropriate lighting strategy is essential if you hope to catch the eye of the beholder. Let us look at three concerns to keep in
Making Time for Your Kids Every Day
by Editorial Team February 14th, 2018| Elementary
Modern life can be all rush, rush, rush with little time to do anything except work, take care of the home and look after the kids. When busy parents think of spending quality time with their children, they’re usually thinking about days out, or educational activities; things that are important
How to Make the Most of What the Internet Offers When Raising Your Kid
by Editorial Team February 13th, 2018| Elementary
Even though kids are not getting raised with high levels of attention from a large number of relatives and family friends nowadays, as most parents have started to lead relatively more isolated lives, the sense of community among those that are raising kids definitely hasn’t been lost.
That’s mostly thanks to
That’s mostly thanks to
4 Truths to Communicating with Our Children
by Joe Lawrence February 12th, 2018| Communication, Elementary
Communication is the most important part of any relationship. When we communicate well, things run smoothly. When we do not, there is much frustration. Most people would agree with this; however, most of us (me included) are very intentional with making our children better communicators.
We practice communication from the moment
We practice communication from the moment
Feeling at Home on Vacation
by Editorial Team February 6th, 2018| Elementary
There’s something about going on vacation that thrills people; seeing new places, eating different food, experiencing different environments and cultures. Holidays are good for you and enrich your life, but there are some moments and situations where you might long for a little piece of home when you are away.
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How to Keep Kids Busy and Entertained So You Can Get Things Done Around the House
by Editorial Team January 22nd, 2018| Elementary
If there is one thing that pretty much all parents can agree they are short on, it’s time. Parents have the monumental task of juggling their job, the kids, taking care of the home, and their own relationships in their life. At many times it can feel like there just
Catching up From Sick Days
by Gary Hays January 8th, 2018| Elementary, School
With winter comes cold and flu season. Let’s face it, when subjected to the confines of a classroom full of other sneezing students, your child is a target for airborne enemies, and more than likely, before the season is over, will catch their own case of the bug. It simply