When kids struggle with reading, emotional outbursts can often follow, especially when they feel frustrated or overwhelmed. It’s essential to approach these moments with empathy and offer constructive solutions. Instead of pushing them, allow them some time to...
Sports can be a fantastic outlet for children of divorce, offering mentorship, structure, and time away from potential household stress. However, navigating extracurricular activities post-divorce requires careful planning and communication between co-parents. Start...
If you love reading and want to share that passion with your children, fostering a genuine love of books can turn reading into a cherished activity, not just a chore. Start by carving out 15-20 minutes of daily reading time, such as before bed, when books can help...
Getting kids involved in household chores can feel like an uphill battle, but a chore chart can make all the difference. Science shows that contributing to the household helps kids become confident, independent, and capable. To get started, prioritize the tasks that...
Co-parenting alongside someone who spoils your kids can be challenging, but you don’t have to let envy take the wheel. Instead, focus on what truly matters: bonding with your children. Quality time and genuine connection far outweigh extravagant gifts or trips in...
Supporting your child’s journey to becoming a purposeful reader involves a few straightforward strategies that build engagement, comprehension, and critical thinking. Begin by ensuring they have books at the right level—neither too easy nor too difficult—to keep them...
