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I remember when I was little and my mom taught me how to ride a bike without
training wheels. Actually, I remember it quite vividly. How can I not? I still
have a few scars on my knees to prove it.
My mom and I [...]
No parent is ever
ready for the day that their child goes off to preschool. But
that doesn’t mean that your preschooler can’t be ready. Even if
you’re nervous about the separation, you should do your best to make sure
that your child is prepared to head off to preschool when [...]
What are playgroups
and why are they good for you and your kids? Well, although there are many different
kinds of playgroups (from the formal which includes themes and scheduled activities
to the information that just gathers together), they are all basically the same
thing: a group of children and their [...]
You know that arts
and crafts are great for your kids. After all, they keep them entertained and
occupied, sometimes for hours at a time despite their typically short attention
spans. And they give you a focused activity that you can enjoy which frequently
results in a product that you and [...]
You feel like your
worst nightmare has come to pass. Another child in your preschooler’s
life has started to bully him or her and you’re not sure what to do about
it. On the one hand, you want to teach your child to stick up for himself and
to handle things [...]
Should your preschooler be required to do chores? At what age are chores appropriate for your kids? And
how do you go about delegating chores to your preschooler? These are all questions
that parents often face as they try to teach their kids about responsibility
in the home. Parents should know [...]
We are always wondering if
our children are “normal”. We don’t mean to do it, but nevertheless,
it’s something that we do all of the time. From the time that we first
count those ten toes and ten fingers, we’re subconsciously (or consciously)
comparing our kids to some ideal standard [...]
Check out this excellent
post about what makes for a “Good Mom”. I had to share it with my viewers.
A good mom talks to her
child. Hearing words and conversations is one of the biggest ways to impact
a child’s ability to learn. The more words they hear when [...]
Children who truly believe
that they can do anything they set their minds to are the children who grow
up to succeed at all levels of life. It’s that belief in one’s self
that lets them take appropriate risks, deal with challenges and learn to navigate
the ins and outs [...]
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