How can I get my kids to school on time?
December 15, 2017
Article at a Glance
- With a little planning, mornings can become a time of peace and relaxation.
- Tackling the next day's tasks the night before to reduce stress in the morning.
- Use the extra time to bond with your family and leave home with a positive mindset.
Would you let your child take on 40,000 dollars in debt?
October 16, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Teens have opportunities to make huge financial choices.
- Financial lessons are easiest to teach when lessons are cheap.
- Separating allowance from chores lets you focus on teaching financial literacy.
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10 Safety Coloring Sheets for Kindergarteners
July 14, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Printable coloring sheets to help your children learn important rules for safety.
- The coloring sheets are a companion to the free printable flashcards and memory game.
- Rest easier in the knowledge that your child knows what to do when dangerous situations arise.
10 Safety Rules for Kindergarteners
May 30, 2017
- It is impossible to be at your child's side at every moment.
- Instilling in children the means to keep themselves safe is a critical responsibility.
- You'll rest easier in the knowledge that your child knows what to do when dangerous situations arise.
Your Asthma Action Plan
May 18, 2017
- Between ten and fifteen percent of grade school children are affected by asthma.
- Exercise is a vital component of wellness, even for kids with asthma.
- Work with your pediatrician to create an asthma flare-up action plan and share it with your child's school administrators.
How much emphasis should I put on grades?
March 20, 2017
- Grades are not a perfect measure of intelligence or effort.
- A reward system with frequent, positive reinforcement is more effective than a cash reward at the end of the term.
- Keep your child’s learning style, special needs, and schedule in mind when you decide how to handle poor grades.
My child has no friends. What can I do?
February 6, 2017
- Assess whether your child is shy, introverted, or possibly has learning/attention challenges.
- Give your child opportunities to make new friends in practical ways.
- Provide emotional support and teach problem-solving skills.
Busy Morning Breakfast Bars
November 7, 2016
Article at a glance:
- Mornings can be a hectic time for parents, but skipping breakfast should never be an option.
- These make-ahead cereal bars feature whole grains blended with protein-packed mix-ins.
- This recipe can easily be tweaked for variety week after week.
The Importance of Playing
December 7, 2015
Article at a Glance
- Play is an important part of child development and helps children develop emotional, physical, and cognitive skills.
- In recent decades play time has been reduced in school and at home in favor of academics and organized activities.
- Simplify your life so that you have enough time in your day to spend unscheduled and unstructured time playing with your child.
Changing our sleep culture
August 3, 2015
Article at a Glance
- Students who don’t get enough sleep don’t perform as well and are more prone to symptoms of depression.
- Sleep deprivation can impair your driving as much as driving intoxicated.
- We need to change how we perceive sleep and help make it more of a priority in schools and at home.
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