The Power of (Informal) Education
I have always loved learning. Education is an intangible gift that no one in this world can ever take away from you, and as a mom of two, I strive
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The Invisible Injury
After you sustain an injury, you may need to rest and rehab in order to prevent further damage. You are able to see and feel the healing process happen, whether
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Make Your Own Fall Leaf Decorations
THINGS YOU’LL NEED: Paper: White copy paper works, or you can use colored or printed paper if you’re feeling festive Hole punch Scissors Stapler Paints (we used watercolor, but any
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How to Help with Grades
For some kids, school is a challenge no matter what. But throw in a historic pandemic, complete with masks, social distancing, and an unrecognizable classroom environment—or remote learning—and you have
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3 Ways to Protect Your Child’s Eyesight
For so long we’ve been told to limit our screen time, and for good reason: heavy computer use among children is linked to early myopia (nearsightedness) and causes strain, which
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Navigating the Waters of Childhood
Adolescence is tricky enough for kids, even under the best of circumstances; when issues like teasing and bullying are thrown into the mix, learning to cope can feel downright overwhelming.
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Routine Visits Keep You Strong
Due to COVID-19, some families have put off routine visits with their primary care providers. Ironically, in attempting to avoid one virus, families are leaving themselves and their children vulnerable
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Working Through the Teen Years
It’s human nature to react to change; some handle transitions easier than others. As children grow, the way they react and communicate with parents changes. During adolescence, kids are dealing
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Lach’s Legacy
Losing a child is one of the most painful experiences any parent will ever endure. When Bri and David Edwards received a telephone call from son Lachlan’s daycare provider in
Encouraging Independent Play
As your kids get older, it’s important to encourage them to have independent playtime. This helps them become more self-reliant and creative, and less dependent on their parents; teaches them
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