Tag: parenting
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4 Fun Craft Activities to Do with Under 5’s
Crafting with young children is a wonderful way to bond, stimulate their development, and unleash their creativity. The activities below provide entertaining ideas that under 5’s will love. Choose materials and projects suitable for your child’s age and abilities. Supervise closely for safety and enjoy crafting together! Make Salt Dough Creations Salt dough is an…
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Should You Give Your Tween a Mobile Phone? Pros and Cons
Many parents and foster caregivers wonder if giving a mobile phone to a tween (typically aged 10-12 years) is a good idea. There are arguments on both sides of this debate. This article looks at some of the key pros and cons to help you decide if getting your tween their first phone is right…
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Cherishing Childhood: How To Preserve Artwork and Create Timeless Traditions
Childhood is a whirlwind of creativity, wonder, and tiny masterpieces. From the first scribbles with crayons to the intricate school projects that reflect their growing personalities, children’s artwork is a precious snapshot of their journey. These little creations are more than just paper and paint. They hold memories, milestones, and emotions that deserve to be…
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Balancing Parenthood and Personal Goals: Finding Time for Growth
Parenting is rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming. Many parents struggle to find time for themselves while raising children. This doesn’t just apply to careers—personal goals often take a backseat too. It’s easy to feel guilty for wanting to pursue something outside of parenthood. Some parents hesitate to take time for their hobbies, education,…
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It Takes a Village: How Parents, Schools, and Communities Can Empower Young Learners
The concept of “it takes a village” emphasizes that a child’s upbringing and education are not solely the responsibility of parents but require active involvement from the entire community. This collaborative approach fosters a holistic environment where young learners can thrive, supported by the collective wisdom and resources of their parents, educators, and community members.…