What are the must-knows of student behavior? Our child may not always be able to, nor want to, articulate what they’re thinking or feeling, but they’re probably telling us with their behavior.
As a parent, creating a loving environment for our kids is more challenging than it has made out to be. Of course, we all do our absolute best, but even the most amazing parents have room for improvement. Here are two subtle, but hugely effective ways you can ensure your supporting a loving and nourishing environment at home:
We all know someone on the autism spectrum, but how well do you understand the many facets of autism spectrum disorder itself? Check out our latest blog post on ASD, which includes some small changes you can make to support kids with autism spectrum disorder.
Ever tried some mindfulness exercises? You likely have! So often, they’re recommended by health care professionals to reduce our stress while improving our sleep, focus, and lots of other good stuff! Well, mindfulness for kids brings the same slew of benefits it brings adults, so why not show them some exercises? We’ve put together three awesome activities to get the mindfulness-party started:
Stress is a universally-experienced response our body has to tough circumstances, whether they be mental, physical, or emotional. Kids, like the rest of us, experience stress too! When a child is stressed, they’ll likely display it differently than adults would. Here’s what to look for, and some easy ways you can help:
We know sharing is important: in school, at home, anywhere. But how do communicate this to our children? Here’s how to teach them to be sharing-pros.
Cooking with kids is the hallmark of special occasions: holiday dinners, birthdays, and family parties. The process makes for cute memories and even cuter pictures. However, the benefits kids experience cooking are far greater and long-lasting. Here’s why it may be high time to order a youth-size apron for your new assistant chef.
In the eyes of many kids, the words “reading” and “fun” don’t belong in the same sentence. This unfortunate reality has posed an uphill battle for parents and educators alike. However, there is hope for your young soon-to-be reader! Check out 6 of our best tips for encouraging your child to make reading for pleasure their new normal.
Kids love nothing more than playtime. But there’s more to play than meets the eye. In fact, there are 10 different types of play our children engage in! Each of which brings its own host of benefits and exercises a different skillset.
Virtual school was hard for students of all ages. Studies have found nearly all students in elementary and middle school are behind in math and ELA. Winter break is a chance to let loose and have fun and catch up in school. Trying to figure out how to manage both? We’ve got you covered.
Our children love their tech devices. However, not all screens are created equal. While there are many unhealthy, brain-draining ways for kids to use their laptops and phones, there are just as many healthy, learning conducive ways to use them! Here’s our piece on how to healthily balance tech in your child’s routine.
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