First Trip to the Dentist
The First Trip to the Dentist can be as scary for parents as it is for children since parents don’t know how their child will react. New people, bizarre instruments, loud noises, and someone wanting to take a look inside your mouth can be an odd combination for anyone. However, a...
The Busy Mom’s Guide To Cleaning
If you’re a mom to active little ones, you know that it takes only mere minutes for a house to go from tidy to utter chaos. You know the scene well. By the end of the day, goldfish are strewn about the house, wrappers are left all over the...
Fun and Easy Ways To Find A Little “Me” Time
As moms, we are constantly giving away our time, attention, nurture and love to our children. And rightfully so. Children’s brains are constantly growing and learning during the first few impressionable years of life and they need every bit of our love and instruction. But all of that giving...
Grandparenting Without The Rocking Chair
Grandparents have a certain look to them; they have grey hair, a bit stooped over, and smell like cookies, right? That’s not the case anymore. Unless you were a teen parent the average age to become a first time grandparent is somewhere in your 40’s to early 50’s. According...
Parental love
Every decision a parent makes is based out of love for that particular child. And the really hard part is that children need different types of love depending on their personality. You may have three children but each of them can be completely different, causing you to need to...
Bringing Home Baby
Your firstborn is your bread and butter. You’ve lived and breathed all the things for that special child since the first day she was born. But now that you’re expecting a new little one, it can be natural to worry about how they’ll fit into the family dynamic and...
Tantrum Management – 6 Ways to Help
When my little one turned 3, we signed him up for T-ball. It was the cutest thing you’ve ever seen. He had little baseball pants and the tiniest little baseball glove. He was excited to try something new all on his own and we were thrilled to have our...
Baby Talk: Understanding Speech Development
There’s nothing sweeter than hearing your little one say their first precious words. Those first little words are usually followed by more words and then, eventually, by complete sentences. Before you know it, you’re listening to an entire story about who took whose ball at playtime and who sat...
Raising bilingual children
Learning two languages simultaneously requires time and effort. Teaching two languages to someone else, like your child, could be an even bigger endeavor. But is it worth the effort? Research has linked bilingualism not only to an increased academic ability but enhanced creativity, cognitive flexibility, and better cross-cultural understanding. There is...
Social-Emotional Skills
In the workplace employers look for knowledge, skills, and abilities commonly known as KSA’s; as adults, we’ve acquired those through a lifetime of learning. For every little one, knowledge will come with time; building needed social-emotional skills will aid them in developing abilities which will help them be successful...
