Children are already prone to impatience. But this impatience is accelerated by our fast-paced, instant-gratification culture that usually allows us to avoid waiting for things we want. It’s no surprise that children usually lack patience. However, everyone would agree that patience is a necessary life skill. It takes intentionality to develop patience in children, but […]
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There’s so much about a new school year that’s exciting for children! New school supplies, teachers, friends, clothes, and routines! But dusting the cobwebs off the knowledge and skills from the month of May is always a frustration. Adults can all remember the frustration of recalling last year’s educational skills. While it’s important for a
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When it comes to daycare dropoff, the parents are often more anxious than the children. But once children know that daycare means separation from their parents, there may be meltdowns that tug at your heartstrings. If your child has a hard time at dropoff, you might be wondering how long it will take your toddler
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Most people assume that middle and high school ages are the hardest to parent. But if this is your guess, then you would be wrong! According to a survey conducted by OnePoll and sponsored by Mixbook, the majority of parents agree that age eight is the hardest year to parent. This might be hard for
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Many parents rely on daycare to return to their jobs. Daycare is helpful for many parents, but it should not be a replacement for parental care. It’s not good for most children to be in daycare all day, every day because children need their parents to care for and raise them. So how many days–and
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