For Parents

The pandemic that defined the year 2020 for most of us has affected all aspects of our lives. Businesses of various industries closed down, and worldwide lay-offs occurred. The effect of the crisis on the world didn’t stop at the economy’s downfall either; the repercussions continued to affect everyone’s mental health. Throughout the multitudes of […]

School openings across the country became a rather divisive issue, with some states declaring schools should be at 100 percent capacity while others implementing a combination of online learning and in-person classes. If your child’s school district is implementing the latter method, you’d still need to prepare your child for this new standard of learning.

When we were still in school, we were commonly taught to study hard, get high grades, and to put our education above anything else. These values were drilled so hard into our minds that we feared failure, believing that is demeaning, and putting shame to our parents and teachers. While prioritizing studies isn’t bad at

Worried about spring break because your children might complain about boredom the entire time? Here are some fun things you can do with them to enjoy this time away from school. Table of Contents 15 Fun Things Your Kids Will Enjoy Doing During Spring Break1. Video game marathon.2. Binge-watch.3. Learn to play a new musical

In the early days of conquests and people discovering new lands, it was common for the leader of an expedition or an influential person to name the settlement. Many of the cities and countries we know today were actually named during the days of colonization. However, based on a few locations across the world, it’s

Enrolling your child for special needs education courses might be the best gift you ever gave to them. See, when your child is continuously lagging behind in school, it could point to an underlying problem. It’s worth investigating before dismissing their poor performance as laziness or a lack of interest. The world is replete with

At least two reasons explain the growing popularity of a child care franchise: parents’ work and the benefits of early childhood education. In 2015, the Pew Research Center revealed that about 46% of U.S. households had both parents working full-time. It was an increase of more than ten percentage points compared to the 1970s. In

Back in 2013, one of Buzzfeed’s articles entitled “26 Reasons Kids Are Pretty Much Just Tiny Drunk Adults” went viral. It was posted shortly after a tweet capturing the same thought also went viral. When you think about it, there is some truth to it. After that, you realize that, much like adults, children also