Playtime Unplugged: Interactive Screen-Free Activities for Kids
Discover engaging screen-free activities for kids and learn the benefits of reducing screen time today!
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How to Raise Secure Children
Audrey-Ann Deneault, Université de Montréal and Sheri Madigan, University of Calgary Have you ever heard of children’s attachment or attachment theory? If you are a parent, caregiver or an educator, chances are that it rings a bell. Children’s attachment refers to a strong emotional bond that children develop toward people who care for them. A
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How Labels Affect a Child’s Personality Development
Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez, Universidad Nebrija and Paula Contesse Carvacho, Universidad Nebrija Words have a direct impact on the formation of a child’s identity. By labelling children, for example categorising them as “lazy” or “clever”, we may actually be doing them a disservice. We might see ourselves as benevolent architects of their future, but we might,
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The Power of Reciprocity in Co-Parenting
I have witnessed firsthand the profound impact of the law of reciprocity in co-parenting relationships. Single parents often face challenges in navigating the delicate balance of sharing parental responsibilities, especially when emotions run high. However, understanding and embracing the principle of giving to receive can pave the way for smoother interactions and ultimately benefit the
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Hard Choices on Kiddo’s Birthday
Today is my son’s birthday. He turns four years old. Nine days ago on my birthday, I turned, well….older. Despite our almost “coparenting” 50/50 arrangement, my son was with his mother on her birthday, my birthday and his birthday. My son was excited to call me on my birthday and sing to me! He had
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Parental Alienation is Child Abuse
Sadly, parental alienation deeply touches the hearts of too many parents. It’s a reality we can’t overlook or underestimate. In the world of child maltreatment, parental alienation meets the standard, universally accepted criteria for child abuse. In 2024, this understanding is firmly grounded in science and compassion. Yet, despite this understanding, there are still those
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Caitlin Clark Is A Great Role Model For Our Daughters
Caitlin Clark is a fighter. She is a winner. She has attitude. She has respect for her peers and coaches. Caitlin Clark is someone we should be happy as a role model for our daughters. For the reasons below, we say, “Let’s Celebrate Caitlin Clark and her influence over the younger generations of female youth!”
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Bedtime Battles: Negotiating Peace Treaties with the Toddler Resistance
It’s a nightly struggle that leaves many parents feeling exhausted and defeated. However, fear not, weary parents, for I am here to offer expert guidance on how to navigate the treacherous waters of bedtime with toddlers.Bedtime battles are a common challenge faced by parents, but they can be overcome with the right strategies and mindset.
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Unlocking Confidence: 5 Keys to Raising Independent Kids
In a world where independence is often hailed as a crucial trait for success, fostering autonomy in our kids becomes a significant goal for many parents. The journey of raising independent children is a delicate balance of nurturing their self-sufficiency while providing the necessary guidance and support along the way. As we navigate through the
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Toddler Top 10 Indoor Activities
Whether rain, sleet or snow it’s the perfect opportunity to get creative and have fun with your toddlers indoors. If you’re looking for engaging activities to keep your little ones entertained during the winter months, here are 10 indoor ideas that are not only enjoyable but also educational: 1. Indoor Scavenger Hunt: Create a list
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