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It takes a village to raise a family; advice and tips to make the most of yours.

What should I do if my child is not interested in reading?
Many parents buy a lot of books to urge their children to read to get them to read more, regardless of whether they can read, whether they are interested in reading, or whether they understand the content. Some parents even just see other parents buy books also to their children to buy a book, feel their psychological relief, but the child has little interest, the parents also think they bought so many books, how you do not read.
By Can Carini3 years ago in Families
5 Tips for Blocking Out an Overlooking Neighbour
In these days of large houses on small blocks and renovations that often go upwards because of lack of space, overlooking neighbours can be quite an issue. So, if your property is being overlooked by a neighbour, here are our top five tips for blocking the neighbour’s view into your property and regaining your precious privacy.
By Buddy3 years ago in Families
Ideas to decorate with LED strips
Decorating with led strips allows you to change the look and functionality of each space, in an easy and simple way. LED strips are the latest trend in decoration, as they mean a way to add a touch of style, elegance, and light to your home or office without a high economic cost, with low energy consumption, and with a simple installation.
By Triavory Miller3 years ago in Families
Top 10 Home Remedies For Pimples
Acne and pimples are the biggest nightmare of every woman, right? Along with causing severe damage to your face, they eventually drive you nuts with intense discomfort and the urge to pop them. The thing that makes pimples the most annoying is that they start to appear when you least expect them. These red zits could appear out of nowhere the day before a date night, a critical meeting, an interview, or the wedding of a buddy.
By indika sampath3 years ago in Families
What To Do If Your Child Is A Bully
If your child’s school calls you and tells you that your child is bullying other kids, if other parents are complaining to you that your child is bullying their child, or if you notice that your child is constantly getting into fights … take a deep breath and admit that your child has a problem.
By Faraz3 years ago in Families
4 Ways to Handle Disrespectful Behavior
If your children roll their eyes and say, "Whatever, Mom!" when you tell them to start their homework or pretend they can't hear you when you tell them to turn off electronics, they are on the mild end of the disrespect spectrum. On the more serious end of the spectrum are behaviors such as name-calling, disregarding rules, and physical aggression.
By Faraz3 years ago in Families
How Preschool Can Help Children Develop Emotionally
According to a study published on Science Daily, children who attended preschools that used research-based and developmentally informed curricula were less likely to exhibit emotional symptoms such as sadness and anxiety later in life.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Families
How to Teach Kids Manners
Instilling etiquette in your children is a challenging but worthwhile effort. You might think well-mannered kids are born rather than raised or that your kids will naturally pick up on the way to act from watching those around them. However, while some kids do take to manners more naturally, it's vital to teach and reinforce these important skills to your children.
By Faraz3 years ago in Families
Parenting Tips and Tricks: A Way For Your Child To Open Up
Admit it, you have lied to your parents before - one way or another. Now, you're looking for a way to break the chain, to let your child know that you're here not to scold but to understand. It's not easy to communicate effectively to a toddler, teenager, or adolescent.
By k eleanor3 years ago in Families
Advice for Parents: What Matters Most to Your Children
In our historical time, both parents of a family work outside the home and do not have time to dedicate to their children. When they have some time off they are usually tired and not in the mood to play or talk to their children.
By Christina Sponias3 years ago in Families
Doomsday Little Ones
Kids are the future. They are the bedrock foundation for powerful communities and overall society. In the US, there are 23.6 million kids between the ages of zero and five years old, 24.3 million between six and eleven years old, and 25.1 million teenagers. There are three million babies born every year adding to this number. Disasters can be scary events, and the aftermath is overwhelming for adults. For kids, it’s ten times worse, especially if they are too young to process what is happening around them. Today is National Care For Kids Day, and here are some ways to get the little ones Doomsday-ready.
By M.L. Lewis3 years ago in Families
10 Ways to Boost Your Child's Self-Esteem
Positive self-esteem is fundamental to a child's emotional and psychological well-being. It significantly affects their ability to form meaningful relationships, and how successful they are academically and, ultimately, in their chosen career.
By k eleanor3 years ago in Families