When I started volunteering at my child's school, I had no idea what I was getting into. My son was always very well-behaved, but that didn't seem to be the case with the other children. Some children didn't seem to have a good grip on what it meant to behave well in public, and it was really frustrating. I realized that if I wanted to be successful, I needed to work on my own level of patience. I started paying closer attention to how I responded when kids acted inappropriately, and it really paid off in the end. This blog is all about working with kids in a more positive, productive way.
Posted on: 13 January 2021
Brushing their teeth twice a day is the best way for your kids to avoid tooth decay, something that around 42% of children experience. It also helps them develop a great life-long habit, which will ensure they have great oral health their whole life. Sometimes getting young children to agree to brush their teeth as often as they need to can be a challenge, but these three tips should help:
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Posted on: 10 August 2019
It is common for many children to struggle with math while they are in school. While it is common for children to struggle with math, it is also important for them to overcome these challenges due to the fact that basic math skills are a foundational skill for people to know.
Ensure Your Child Dedicates A Little Time Each Day To Math Studies
Due to the way that math classes are typically structured, it can be extremely easy for a person to fall behind.
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Posted on: 14 November 2018
If you're a new parent, it's time to start thinking about daycare. Even if you don't work outside the home, daycare provides numerous benefits for you and your child. Here are just four of the important benefits daycare can provide.
Encourages Social Development
When you send your child to daycare, you're introducing them to their own peer group. Suddenly, their world isn't just about their family members. This early interaction with their peers encourages social development.
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Posted on: 29 November 2016
While different gyms generally have different age requirements for when your child is allowed to get their own membership, it is generally going to be when they are in their early teens. At this time, it can be an excellent idea to get them their first gym membership. There are so many great benefits that come along with your child having their own gym membership, and this article will discuss 3 reasons why you should get them one as soon as they are old enough.
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