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Why-You-Need-An-Afterschool-Checklist

Sep 29, 2021

Most kids need a regular schedule. They get this during the day at school, but what about when they get home? You will want to develop your own after-school routine that your kids can follow. You will be thankful you did!Put your backpack where it belongs.Put your shoes away.Grab an after-school snack.Schedule some downtime.Complete your homework.Do your chores.It might take some time to get a routine down but it will be worth it. Need help trying to come up with a schedule?

How-To-Stop-Sibling-Rivalry

Sep 27, 2021

Sibling rivalry, bickering, squabbling, arguing… call it what you will, it’s frustrating, upsetting, and mentally exhausting when your kids constantly fight with each other. Here are some ways to get them to stop bickering!Hold Hands Or Sit Nose to Nose.2 Bodies 1 T-Shirt.Separate Them for The Day.Give them a Problem to Solve Together.Money Jar.

Flu-Shots-In

Sep 24, 2021

All of our flu shots are in!! Call the clinic today to schedule an appointment for your kiddo, or be on the lookout for our flu clinics!!

Old-Fashion-Skills-Kids-Should-Know

Sep 24, 2021

Are your kids telling you they’re bored from being stuck at home? After finishing all the crafts, projects, workbooks that are out there, it’s time to find something else to keep busy. So we found a list of some old-fashioned skills that you can teach your kids to keep them busy!How to sew on a button.How to balance a checkbook.How to iron a shirt.How to read a recipe.How to address and stamp an envelope.

100-Ways-To-Make-Family-Memories

Sep 22, 2021

One of our goals as parents is to give our kids the best childhood we can. For each family that childhood looks different, but the one constant is that we want to make memories with our kids so they have good memories of growing up. Here are some things you can do to make those fun memories!Have Game Nights.Make Dinner Together.Decorate their Room.Learn a New Skill Together.Learn about Your Family History.

Cell-Phone-Safety-Tips-For-Kids

Sep 20, 2021

Safety is the biggest reason parents hesitate to get a cell phone for their children. And while often the big issues come to mind like predators, cyberbullying, and inappropriate content, it can be some of the more subtle threats that tip the scales – like taking time away from family or our society’s collective screen addiction. Here are some safety tips that might help!Choose Your Phone Wisely.Limit the Usage.Opt for the Minimum.Set Up Overage Restrictions.Teach Cell Phone ...

Teaching-Kids-Patience

Sep 17, 2021

Patience is important for everybody to learn. And you know what? It’s easier to be patient as an adult if you learn how to be patient as a child. Not only is patience a success principle, but patience is also a skill. There are many benefits of patience. The best way to learn patience is to practice patience, but sometimes, that is easier said than done. Here are 5 steps to teach your child patience!Teach Patience by Starting Small.Avoid Instant Gratification.Acknowledge The Difficulty in ...

National-School-Backpack-Awareness-Day

Sep 15, 2021

Wearing a heavy backpack over time can lead to serious chronic back pain and injury. Even carrying a heavy bag around for a short period of time can cause significant health problems. National Backpack Awareness Day is an opportunity to talk about this common issue.Remember this four-step process to save you a lot of pain:Select the right backpack.Pack it correctly.Pick up your backpack by bending and lifting it at the knees.Adjust the backpack while you’re wearing it.

How-To-Encourage-Your-Child-To-Read

Sep 13, 2021

Does your child hate reading because they don’t like sitting still to do it? Try these 7 suggestions to help energetic kids focus on reading and develop a love for books.Read to your child.Change reading positions.Read in small increments throughout the day.Give them incentives for reading.Let them pick out the book.

World-Suicide-Prevention-Day

Sep 10, 2021

As children grow into teenagers, it becomes more challenging for parents to know what they are thinking and feeling. It's important to learn about the factors that can put a teen at risk for suicide. The more you know, the better you'll be prepared for understanding what can put your child at risk. Read these ways you can help.Don't let your teen's depression or anxiety snowball.Listen—even when your teen is not talking.Encourage your teen not to isolate themselves from family and ...