If Your Child Feels Excluded

If Your Child Feels Excluded

It can happen to any child, anywhere: they may be feeling excluded, whether it be at school, with friends, family, or even in their extracurricular activities. Although it may feel as if your kid is feeling excluded but are able to participate, or it may be a case...
Teens and Valentine’s Day

Teens and Valentine’s Day

You may be planning your own Valentine’s Day dinner with your partner, but if you have a teen at home, you may be running interference on their own Valentine’s plans. This holiday can be a fun, cutesy way to celebrate love and relationships, but your teen may be...
Black History Month

Black History Month

February is Black History Month, and it’s a very important way for your kids to learn about our history and heritage. Also known as African American History Month, it’s a way for us Americans to celebrate and recognize everything the African American community has...
What Fathers Can Teach Their Daughters

What Fathers Can Teach Their Daughters

With a rising self-awareness of gender roles and LGBTQ+ acceptance, it may seem hard navigating the ins and outs of parenthood, no matter your gender and your children’s gender. But when all is said and done, both parents play a pivotal role in showing their children...
The Joy of Cooking (with Kids!)

The Joy of Cooking (with Kids!)

Cooking can be a great opportunity to learn and experience a whole new world of cuisines and techniques. Whether you are a skilled pro in the kitchen or are wanting to spend more time cooking rather than eating out or making quick meals, cooking in house can be a fun...
The Importance of Taking Breaks

The Importance of Taking Breaks

Now more than ever, the practice of taking breaks needs to be implemented thoroughly with kids in school and at home. Kids may not really understand how constant of a day they are having until they are overstimulated or simply wiped out. It’s always a good idea to...