Discipline vs. Punishment : what really is the difference and how do they affect your child?
Resilience and hope in childhood: how children can pick themself up, dust themself off and believe they can.
We hear the common words resilient and hopeful batted around like ping pong balls but we don’t always know what they mean, how they help our children or even how to tell if our child has them. Let’s look at their definitions- Resilient: the ability to recover quickly Hopeful:feeling or inspiring optimism for […]
Why Anger is Different from Other Emotions
Of all the emotions, anger is perhaps the one that most people have the hardest time dealing with. That’s most likely because anger is not like the other emotions. It is unique. In fact, a 2017 survey by the Mental Health Foundation of 2000 people found that 28% are sometimes worried about the level of anger that […]
Guest Post: Learning the Fun Way on a Dreary, Rainy Day-Indoor activities for Kids By Jenny Wise
Learning the Fun Way on a Dreary, Rainy Day: Indoor Activities for Kids Rainy weather is usually a sign for kids to hunker down at the gaming console and wait out the weather the way kids do these days. If you’re a parent looking for ways to separate the kids from video controls and handheld […]
5 Reasons Your Child Should Be in Sports
If your son or daughter spends too much time at home with a glazed look in their eye and the glow of a smartphone in their face, you might want to consider signing them up for school sports. Getting your child off the couch and active will not only bring them immediate benefits but will […]
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