Parenting Tips

It’s possible to teach your toddler gratitude. When you speak about gratitude with toddlers, you’re in a better position to build strong and positive relationships. Gratefulness is essential for psychological health in adults. It’s also believed that cultivating grateful people could reduce violence, promote more satisfying relationships, and even boost academic achievement. Teaching about gratefulness […]

It’s the most natural thing in the world when you try to do everything for your children and take care of them all the time. You want to make sure that they’re always happy and protected from pain and discomfort. But there will be times when you have to tell them “no,” to teach them

Have you noticed that your toddler tends to cry in public? It’s easy to feel embarrassed or ashamed when we find ourselves in a situation like this. This is normal, and kids will cry anywhere. At home, at the park, in a restaurant – everywhere. So while you may be embarrassed by your child crying,

If you have young children, then I’m sure you know how difficult it is to get them to eat healthily. As a parent of five children, I’ve struggled. From an early age, they are aware of their surroundings, so we try to provide them with good food choices. Early on, I was determined to make

The COVID-19 pandemic changed how we work and, consequently, the way that we need childcare. Daycare prices eat into a sizable portion of American families’ income. A viable solution to this childcare problem seems far away. Parents are in dire need of childcare, as they unpredictably switch between working from home and working at the

It’s not inexpensive to have a child. Every little bit adds up. It is estimated that child care costs are the largest expense in families’ monthly budgets. On average, it costs a quarter-million dollars to provide support for a child up until age 17. How can you get financial help for your family? You can

Many unregulated and lenient practices in the childcare sector can lead to childcare negligence. These statistics are not currently reported according to a national standard. It is usually left up to state processes or investigative journalists to compile and conclude, leading to what can be called the best guess. We shouldn’t be guessing about their

Having a child isn’t cheap—leading up to the birth there are medical bills and after the birth, there’s childcare, housing, food, and medical bills. But out of all of it, childcare is reportedly one of the biggest expenses in families’ monthly budgets. According to Care, “59% of families are budgeting to spend more than $10,000