🌟 Back-To-School Survival Guide
Plus, the invisible mental load
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🌟 TRENDING
The parental mental load: how much is your invisible labor worth?
The unseen burdens of parenting are real, and studies show they significantly impact mental health. Learn how to share responsibilities, reduce stress, and create a happier home life for everyone in the family.
🌟 5 THINGS
Math in disguise: 5 everyday ways to make learning fun and easy
Turn mundane activities into fun math adventures. From game-ifying chores to exploring shapes and nature and listening to the Mysteries About True Histories podcast, discover creative ways to help develop essential math skills. Here are five simple ways to incorporate math into your daily routine:
Make it a game
Pratice with money
Listen to M.A.T.H. podcast
Try hands-on building activites
Find patterns and shapes
We make feeding kids simple, fun and natural!
Our baby snacks are certified organic, natural, unsweetened and delicious, designed with the utmost consideration for child safety. Our Pick-Me Sticks for babies from 7+ months introduce subtle fruit and veggie flavors and new texture experiences to support palate development and aid motor skill progression, such as palmar grasp, hand-eye coordination, chewing and swallowing. Quick to melt in the little mouth, they are safe for self-feeding and perfect for first-stage snacking.
🌟 SCREEN/LIFE BALANCE
Screen-time survival guide for back-to-school
Navigate the school year like a pro with healthy screen time habits for your kids. Learn how to monitor, set boundaries, and create a balanced digital lifestyle for your entire family.
🌟 TLDR
Actress Tika Sumpter talks to People about how she’s raising an informed mixed-race daughter.
Want to teach your kids to be strong-minded? Check out these tips from Parents.
This piece in The Cut poses the question: Can Divorce Make You a Better Parent?
We get it, kids can be embarrassing! Kirk Martin, host of the Calm Parenting Podcast has some advice.
If you had the opportunity to design a workshop for parents to support their child's education, what key topics or skills would you include? |
