Photo by Jep Gambardella As a parent, it can be incredibly frustrating when your child won’t listen. It’s easy to feel helpless and overwhelmed, but there are a few strategies you can use to get through to your child and make communication easier. Let’s take a look at...
Photo by Katerina Holmes As parents, we know how important it is to pack our children a healthy lunch every day. Not only do nutritious meals help our kids stay alert and energized throughout the day, but they also help them grow strong and healthy. Here are some tips...
Get your kids involved with helping around the house.
(Family Features) ’Tis the season for holiday parties, travel, hosting and more. While it is a joyous time of year, the never-ending to-do lists and school being out of session can make everyone feel a little overwhelmed, children included. Consider these five...
(Family Features) Days spent in the classroom are often centered around language, reading, math, science and other traditional curriculum, but there’s another key subject students may learn about without even realizing it: themselves. While coming to understand...
If you are looking for a fun way to introduce your little one to numbers, shapes, colors, etc. in English and Spanish, look no further than ArteKids Board Books! This bilingual board book series is a collaboration between the San Antonio Museum of Art, the San Antonio...
6 tips to bring your family together to decorate eggs
Provided by (BPT) Gratitude has been shown to help kids and adults practice resilience through tough times by focusing on the positive emotions that come with spending quality time with family and friends. That’s why character education matters. Throughout the year,...
For Parents Who Never Expected to Be in this Role! If you’re like me, you probably never envisioned yourself having to teach your kids at home. However, if the COVID-19 crisis has taught us nothing else, it’s reminded many of us never to say never…even when faced with...
One morning, my daughter asked a question I wasn’t prepared for. It was highly sexualized. This was not a “where do babies come from” question. I didn’t know this “thing” existed until I was a nineteen-year-old college student. She was NINE! Another fourth-grader had...
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