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Make the Most of Mornings

Being a working parent can be difficult. Check out this post from Parent Cue written by Sarah Anderson to learn how you can Make the Most of Your Mornings with your child. Time is a tricky thing. As kids, we have more than we know what to do with. But as adults—especially once we have kids of our own, it never feels like we have enough. So when it comes to utilizing the time we have with our kids, learning

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How Does Spiritually Grow in Children

In a day in age where children are surrounded by so many different opinions, how do you raise children with a sense of awe? Check out this article from Greater Good Magazine to learn how you can develop your children’s love for the Lord.   Twenty-five years ago, in his book The Spiritual Life of Children Robert Coles made a historic effort to bring children’s spirituality into focus. A child psychiatrist, he interviewed children in many life circumstances about their

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Halloween Safety

As you and your family make plans to trick or treat this Halloween, here are 9 tips to help keep you and your family safe.   H: Hold a 犀利士 flashlight while trick-or-treating to help you see others see you. Make sure you walk and not run from house to house. A: Always test make-up in a small area first. Remove it before bedtime to prevent possible skin and eye irritation. L: Look both ways before crossing the street. Use

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Children and Thank You Notes

The gift giving season is upon us and it’s important to teach kids giving thanks when they receive a present. Check out this article written by The Children Academy. Expressing thanks is something that a child can do from an early age.  If a child can talk, they can express “thank you.”  Teaching children to send a thank you note is teaching them about appreciation.  It is a good idea to explain to children that when they receive a gift, the

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8 Tips to Prepare for the First Days of School

Back to school can be exciting, but overwhelming. Check out this blog post from the Scholastic Parent Staff featured on Scholastic.com. Whether your child is just beginning kindergarten or starting a new grade as a returning student, there’s lots to be done to prepare for the year ahead, including checking in about their fears, anxieties, and concerns. As summer winds down, it’s natural for kids to experience nervousness — after all, your child is entering a structured group setting after

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Choosing Childcare Center for your child

Factors to Consider When choosing a Childcare Centre for Your Child Quite frankly, it can be a lot balancing family life and work as parents, which is why it’s perfectly fine to seek a little bit of assistance with the kids if it ever comes down to it. Accepting the fact that you need help is the easy part, choosing a childcare facility that would be an ideal fit for your child is where you’ll have your work cut out

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Being With a Toddler

Toddlers are aged 1 to 3 years. At this age, they tend to behave in a particular way. Screaming, aggression, running away, lying, and interrupting are some of toddlers behaviors that this article covers. You might think that your toddler is different when you see them behaving in the manners mentioned above. Young, However, need not worry because it is normal toddler behavior. However, it doesn’t mean that you should tolerate these behaviors because they are not good behaviors after

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Childcare vs. Daycare

Childcare vs. Daycare The act of caring for a child during the formatting stage in life goes a long way in the child’s life. The care your children receives during the early phase in their life tends to contribute to who they later become in life. What does child care in Richmond Heights, OH, mean? Childcare is a broad subject that involves the supervision and attendance of an adult over a child or many children. It involves simply nurturing the

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