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Transform Your Angry Child: 5 Anger Management Tips
“I hate you!” Your angry child shrieks while throwing every object in sight.
As you duck to avoid being hit in the face with a shoe, you can’t help but wonder, “What happened to my little angel I used to rock to sleep?”
Big feelings, parti...
Flying with Kids: How to Do It Without Going Crazy
crying child with juice in airplane
You book your flights for a much-awaited family trip. But, although you’re excited about the trip, you dread the whole flying experience.
Stuck in a small metal tube with hundreds of other strangers and l...
Why You Should Keep Your Kids Busy This Summer (and How!)
Summer. The kids are out of school and it’s time for them to relax. But, what’s most likely is that you’ll be hearing woeful whining within a week’s time off. “I’m bored,” they’ll say as they move around the house.
No matter whether your kid...
7 Tips to Handle Exam Stress
Your palms sweat and your heart pounds in your chest. It’s test day and you’re just outside the classroom, ruffling through your notes one last time.
Who hasn’t experienced the stress of exams? While it may be a normal part of life, stress c...
5 Activities Your Preschooler Should Do on a Regular Basis
Anywhere you look, it seems like there’s new advice about what your preschooler should be doing.
“Screen time is bad, limit it to 30 minutes a day.”
“Get them a head start on technology by buying them a tablet.”
“Your child should be rea...
5 Strategies for Organizing Your Child’s Day
Ok, time to go,” you say cheerfully to your child. Then, you look down and realize your child still doesn’t have their shoes on. You sigh and crouch down to wrestle your child’s feet into their shoes.
It never fails!
Something’s always mis...
5 Tips for Clear, Easy Communication with the Babysitter
Raise your hand if you’ve ever asked your child “What did you do with your babysitter?” only to hear “I dunno,” or “Nothing.”
I bet your hand is high in the air.
Just about every parent knows that children aren’t often the most reliable co...
How to Get Homework Done Without Tears
“I hate writing!” your first grader wails. Homework time only started minutes ago and your child is already losing it.
If your child’s homework routine regularly involves tears, you’re not alone. Most children hate homework. Even if your chi...
How to Help Your Kids Stick with New Year Resolutions
Did you know that nearly 80% of all New Year’s resolutions crash and burn by February? If you have little ones around, now is the time to instil in them the importance of setting realistic, achievable goals so they end up carrying them out by ...