Recent events have challenged parents to become even more creative with activities for their families, especially if kids are spending six and a half hours in front of the computer screen for remote learning each day. With limitations on time and travel, parents have increasing concerns about the
Kids are completely unpredictable when it comes to eating. Some days they’ll eat everything you put in front of them, other times they won’t eat a thing. They may like chicken nuggets today, but not tomorrow. Feeding kids meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that are nutritious and sti
As a parent, introducing a new baby into the family is an exciting time, and you want your older child or children to be as excited as you are. Your child’s first friends are his siblings, so it is a meaningful relationship you want to nurture. There is no such thing as a perfect relationship
Every parent of a toddler will experience meltdowns from their child. Toddler meltdowns are frustrating and embarrassing, but they can be managed with a few tips. The most important thing is to consider reframing how parents look at the behavior. Toddler meltdowns are not one-size-fits-all. They can
As we all know, 2020 was a year like no other. We’ve celebrated birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays in new and unique ways, and it looks as though 2021 is going to be fairly similar. Even though we’re still spending more time physically apart than ever before, we’re still able to show our m
When you’re raising children, life becomes a series of decisions. Between cooking, cleaning, bath time, and bedtime, how are you supposed to figure out the best fit for your child at school? There’s already enough to think about without having to contemplate the differences between preschool and
It seems like just yesterday you were spending sleepless nights changing diapers, warming bottles, picking child care, and cuddling your sweet baby. How is it time for preschool already? They’re almost ready to spread their wings and start becoming their own little person. Don’t start crying yet
Getting ready to send your child off to preschool is bittersweet. Whether you’re the parent crying and clinging to your child at preschool drop-off or the one practically pushing them through the door, everyone worries about their child in the care of others. A visit to grandma’s is one thing, b
Raising a little one is so rewarding, but it’s certainly no walk in the park! You’ve cleaned up about a hundred messes already, your child is throwing a tantrum, and you just remembered, oh yeah, you still have to feed them dinner. Parents need some time to catch a break! Reading toddler books w
We understand that being a teacher and a parent all in one is a pretty unique adventure. Mrs. Mom might be ready to send the kids off to boarding school by lunchtime, but these free worksheets should keep your little ones occupied. Your kids can learn math, spelling, reading, and thinking skills all