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Lessons in Homeschooling
Dear Student Teachers, It was March 2020 when the news of a Global pandemic changed the learning environment from schools to home.
By Kimberly Peace4 years ago in Families
Three Years Ago During a Horrific Night I Lost my Daughter for a Year
It is a night that will live in my memory until the day that I die. I was woken at 2 am and found my daughter uncontrollably shaking; she couldn't get control of her body, worse was to come. When we took her temperature, she was at 40. Anything over 37.5C is considered a temperature. Then she had a seizure.
By Sam H Arnold4 years ago in Families
Dear Future Daughter
Dear future daughter, Today I turned 28 years old. A few years ago, I thought I would have you in my arms by now. But that’s okay.
By Eshal Rose4 years ago in Families
Fun and Free Things to Do with Your Children
When you have children, you want to be able to give them everything that life has to offer. Unfortunately, it isn't always that simple. It often takes money to show your children everything that you want to. Lucky for you, there are plenty of ways to spend time with your family that doesn't cost anything (or much).
By Shelley Wenger4 years ago in Families
16 helpful information to finding the suitable toys for your children
Who does not love to play with toys? Even when you are an adult, toys can still be fun to play with or collect. They also make great gifts for children of all ages. If you need help finding the right toys, the following advice will be very helpful for you.
By hashan tagari4 years ago in Families
Homeschooling Adventures
I will be the first to admit that I know next to nothing about teaching children. When it comes to figuring out how to explain things in a coherent manner to a young mind I fall short frequently, despite having raised all three of mine up to this point. In fact, I'd also be the first to admit that, in certain subjects, I'm not exactly top tier.
By Yvvy4 years ago in Families
Excommunication of the Self...
Originally written by Olivia Petrus. Oct. 7th, 2007. I stared out the car window at the green open fields enveloped in the early Sunday morning light. The car moved slowly up and down the hilly road that led us past the Illinois countryside. I noticed the birds soaring freely in the blue skies and watched the cows graze, while the horses galloped in and out of the stereotypical barns littered across that Middle-of-Nowhere Town.
By Unlisted&Twisted!4 years ago in Families
Trick or Treating on a Sunday?
It's Halloween today and a wet and windy one at that here in England. However, it's been an odd one. After last year, when we had to forgo the decorations, treats and going door to door, it seems that the world has reset with a different set of rules. Since Covid, I don't think people really know what is happening anymore. It's more of go with the flow situation, with most things.
By J.B. Miller4 years ago in Families
Little Minds Nursery
There are many aspects of children's health to consider in the classrooms of nurseries in Jumeirah, from the foods your preschoolers eat to the environment's health (and safety).
By minds1234 years ago in Families
Baby Loves Music, Best Gift for this Christmas
From the moment the baby is born, we will start to make strategies for the baby, whether it is for the baby’s health or to leave a good mark on the baby’s growth moments, we are always thinking about the baby and always want to leave the best to the baby.
By sajjad4 years ago in Families
Just Stop, Connect and Spend 10 Minutes With Your Child.
“Loving moments of connection that involve eye contact, touch, and presence in a playful situation are essential at all ages.” (Margot Sunderland, 2006)
By Melissa Steussy4 years ago in Families
Top Mindfulness activities for children
Kira Willey has 32 easy and quick ways to help kids reduce stress, calm down and concentrate - and has some great fun yoga music CDs for kids.
By Cs Sapkota4 years ago in Families