children

Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

Jason's Mom
When my son Jason was 14 years old, I made so many trips to the principal's office, strange kids in the hallway knew me by name. They would point and say, "There's Jason's mom!"
By Lois C Rannick4 years ago in Families
Harvard and Homeschool
Since the beginning of the Pandemic, there's been an 11 percent increase in homeschooling. Over 5,000,000 million kids now consider home, their school base. Some grieve the change, not believing the home school option a solid educational choice. In fact, many characterized the homeschool community as anti-social and grossly out of touch when I first heard about homeschool families in the 1970's.
By Bryan R..4 years ago in Families
7 Tips to Have a Good Relationship With Your Child
The connection between mother and child is a very special one, but to be successful, it must be constantly supported throughout life.
By Bryan Stormyweather4 years ago in Families
5 Habits to Strengthen Your Relationship With Your Child
We all long for those moments of closeness with our children, moments that soften our hearts. Connecting is just as important to us parents as it is to our children. When our relationship is strong, it is also beautiful, so we receive as much as we give. That makes parenting worth all our efforts, sweat and tears.
By Bryan Stormyweather4 years ago in Families
Do Toys and Crafts Make Kids Happy?
Is it hard for you to select the perfect toy for your kid? Do you often feel that crafts are only for enjoyment? Well, when it comes to kids there could be nothing more fascinating for them to get their favourite toys. Toys, crafts, and DIY segments can be the most important thing for almost all kids. Though parents shop for toys to keep their kids happy and let them play whenever they want, there is a lot more to reveal.
By Little You4 years ago in Families
Dress-Up and Play: Benefits for Child Development
“Dress-up is not a mere child play. Experts believe it promotes creative thinking and develops communication skills in kids.”
By Little You4 years ago in Families
KIDS!!!
This is my first comedy skit, based off of my own experiences with children. They can be such rascals, can't they? If you want to check out my other work, you can find them on my profile here: Racheal Mustchin
By Ash Digest4 years ago in Families
Let's Talk About Kid's Fear Of The Dark
Fear of the dark is a phobia found in both children and adults. In the case of little ones, whether we are talking about "Boo-boo" or we are talking about a "little monster" that hides under the bed and scares the children, it is important that parents help their little ones to overcome their fears, and when it is if necessary, to seek the help of a psychologist or psychotherapist.
By Bryan Stormyweather4 years ago in Families
Shelter Life
Sheltered Life I had a great life growing up. I had the best parents, eight siblings, and a great extended family. I always felt I was taken care of. I would never or ask for anything else. After my parents passed away, my brother's friend said to me, "Guess who is taking care of you now?” Then he pointed at me. I was offended, but yeah, at 35 years old, it was time to grow up.
By Kelly Vedder4 years ago in Families
'Kid Interrupts Dad' Is A Masterclass In Comedy Structure
Videos on the internet cannot get funnier than when Professor Robert Kelly's children interrupted his BBC interview on the important topic of North Korea. I love everything about this video and now I'm about to tell you with my insider knowledge as a playwright why you should too.
By Argumentative Penguin4 years ago in Families
Having Little Loved Ones Is the Best
If you have the opportunity to have little ones around you, then you may know what I’m talking about. If you’re the parent, then you may think that those kids are a synonym of responsibilities, overwhelming tasks, and so on and so forth. And it’s true, they are quite a handful but they are also tiny angels who can lighten up your day and make all the bad stuff disappear.
By Sharing Randomly4 years ago in Families
Stop Children’s Adultification on Social Media and Start Normal Play Development
Erika Christakis is an American educator who specializes in early childhood education and wrote The Importance of Being Little: What Young Children Really Need From Grownups.
By Annemarie Berukoff4 years ago in Families