Set Reasonable Expectations And Goals For Your Child

Assess your kid as an individual. Understand your child’s developmental stage. Who Is Your Child? You can’t set a personal expectation or goal for your child without taking that individual child into consideration. It’s very attractive to try, especially if you’ve been reading the charts in too many child development books or have older kids. (“Eliza was washing her own hair by the time she was four, Tina should be doing it, too....

December 4, 2022 · 3 min · 451 words · Kurt Richardson

Shamrock Cutout For St Patrick S Day Printable K 4Th Grade

Whether or not your family hails from the Emerald Isle, your child will enjoy making these funny green men to celebrate the holiday. Materials needed:· Green construction paper · Scissors· Glue· Crayons, markers, or colored pencils· Pencil What to do: Step One: Draw an outline of a shamrock on green construction paper, or your child can trace one herself. Then, cut the shamrock out. Step Two: Draw a face for the shamrock man....

December 4, 2022 · 1 min · 161 words · Carole Sanders

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December 4, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Tammi Forrest

Show Your Tween How To Track Period Arrival Dates

Tips for Helping Your Daughter Track Her Period With a Calendar First, buy your daughter a small monthly calendar, one that’s tiny enough to carry in her backpack or fit into a small side table drawer. Instruct her to use the calendar just for the purpose of figuring out her monthly cycle. Her commitments, tests, sleepover parties, and other events can go on the family calendar or another calendar she keeps for herself....

December 4, 2022 · 2 min · 285 words · Evelyn Vallarta

Silly Sentence Skit

Index cards Pen or pencil

December 4, 2022 · 1 min · 5 words · Clara Canal

Sperm Motility Definition Analysis And More

Why Do Sperm Swim? Sperm are motile cells. This means that they are cells that make themselves move, which is important when it comes to fertility. For vaginal sexual intercourse to lead to conception, sperm needs to enter the body through the cervix and make its way to the fallopian tube to meet an egg. During intercourse, semen is ejaculated near the cervical canal, at the end of the vaginal canal....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1198 words · Rose Wheeler

Spring Craft Activities For Kids

December 4, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Maria Howard

Starting High School The 9Th Grade Milestone Checklist

However, if you are still wondering if your child is ready to transition from middle school to high school, there are simple steps you can take to assess your child at home. Understanding your child’s academic level can help your child transition easily into the next school year. If you would like to know more about the ninth grade milestones, keep reading. What Should High School Freshmen Expect? Students should expect a lot to change when they begin high school....

December 4, 2022 · 9 min · 1782 words · Guadalupe Graves

Step By Step Guide To Making Your Own Baby Wipes

Making your own wipes instead of buying disposable wipes can save you up to $150 a year, and in the case of reusable wipes, can also reduce waste. Additionally, DIY baby wipes put you in control of the products and ingredients that are touching your baby’s sensitive skin. Learn how to make your own reusable or disposable wipes in just a few simple steps. How to Make Reusable Wipes Cloth wipes are reusable, so they cut down on waste....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 681 words · Denise Slivka

Stepchildren With Problems

Divorce, death, remarriage, a new family configuration—these are all very hard things for a child to adjust to. Children of divorce are at risk for depression and stress, and this can sometimes turn into self-destruction, violent behavior, failing in school, and addiction. Most kids will show some signs of stress, so don’t immediately leap to thinking your stepkid is having big trouble. Give it some slack time, but be wary....

December 4, 2022 · 4 min · 754 words · Julia Butler

Stone Painting

Directions Clean and dry off the stones. Mix the paints and pour them into paper cups or muffin pans. If you are using tube paints, squeeze a little onto a plastic plate. Have your child paint the rocks in sequence—while the paint on one stone is drying, apply paint to the next stone. Continue until all the stones are colored and dry. Add lines and other designs with the pens....

December 4, 2022 · 1 min · 94 words · Pearl Norton

Take Your Camera For A Walk

Age: All agesTime: As long or as little as you wantType of Activity: Art Materials needed: CameraPaper grocery bagGlue or tapeSomething to write with Record your visit. What catches your eye? A funny sign? A beautiful view? Grandparents holding hands? A dog walking its owner? Snap it. (Be sure to ask people if it’s OK to take their picture.) Look for something out of the ordinary; something that could give even the person with you a different way of seeing the same things....

December 4, 2022 · 1 min · 171 words · Michael Tammaro

Talking To Kids About Poverty

If you are a parent who doesn’t often worry about putting food on the table or having a warm place for your child to go to sleep, wrapping your arms around this conversation may be quite difficult. But without a clear explanation, kids may not understand why some kids get free lunch at school or why there’s a homeless person asking for money. And they may make inaccurate assumptions about people living below the poverty line....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1151 words · Irma Fullilove

Talking With Your Child About Autism

You are very special and we all love you very much. You have a condition called autism. There are lots of people like you and doctors are learning more about it every day.You have both strengths and weaknesses. We all do. You have very special strengths [mention them specifically] and challenges [mention these too]. But your strengths are the most important thing, and we will help you with any challenges you face....

December 4, 2022 · 1 min · 118 words · Anne Wellman

Teach Your Little One How To Read Braille With 7 Easy Steps

There are many statistics about visual impairments that bring to light the benefits of learning braille. Here are just a few: If you are interested in teaching your toddler how to read braille, keep reading. The Components of Braille Braille is a tactile writing and reading system for the visually impaired. According to BrailleWorks, it is a code; it is not a language. The alphabet, numbers, and punctuation marks are represented as raised dots, and the characters are read by feeling them with their fingertips....

December 4, 2022 · 8 min · 1699 words · Catherine Brookskennedy

Teens And Selfies What Parents Need To Know

For parents, the whole selfie phenomenon can be a bit perplexing. Why would you want to take 50 pictures of yourself standing in a bathroom and then choose the one that you think makes you look best and post it on your profile so people can give you feedback? Well, in some cases, it’s just harmless fun. But for other teens, selfies can actually be part of a much deeper rooted problem....

December 4, 2022 · 3 min · 637 words · Johnny Jensen

The 10 Best Halloween Costumes For Babies Of 2023

Even though your baby would look cute in just about anything, it is fun to put some thought into a baby Halloween costume. You’ll want to consider sizing, comfort, and trendiness before making a final decision. We carefully considered design, material, ease of cleaning, maintenance, additional features, sizing, and value when reviewing products. Here are the best Halloween costumes for babies to make their first Halloween a memorable one. The shirt and socks are lightweight and breathable while the onesie is thick, and made from fleece to keep your little one warm on Halloween night....

December 4, 2022 · 3 min · 639 words · Carol Luis

The 10 Best Non Animated Family Movies

For some parents, however, the number of animated movies a family watches can become monotonous. If you’re looking to switch it up for your family’s next movie night, try these non-animated, family-friendly movies. Clifford the Big Red Dog Why It’s a Winning Pick The animated series and book “Clifford the Big Red Dog” gets a live-action update in the 2021 release of this movie. It centers around Emily Elizabeth, a middle schooler living in New York City with her mother....

December 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1200 words · Michael Jackson

The 10 Best Places To Buy School Supplies

We created this list of best places to buy school supplies by comparing major retailers and small businesses and considering key factors such as price, convenience, and product selection. We also looked at rewards programs, shipping costs, and return policies and spoke to budgeting expert Andrea Woroch to find the best tips and tools to save you money. Here are the best places to buy school supplies. Our Picks Best Eco-Friendly: EarthHero Back to School Best Budget: Walmart Back to School Best for Bulk Shopping: Costco Back to School Best for Name Labels: Mabel’s Labels Best Unique: Etsy Best Sensory: Ark Therapeutic Best for Art Supplies: Michaels Best for College Students: Bed, Bath & Beyond The site stocks supplies like pens made from cork, beeswax crayons, and 100 percent post-consumer waste recycled notebook paper, as well as organic cotton book bags and pencil cases, a vast array of reusable metal and silicone lunch containers, and phone charging docks made of wood....

December 4, 2022 · 9 min · 1744 words · Peter Sullivan

The 11 Best Jackets For Kids Of 2023

Depending on the age of your child and where you live, the best jacket for kids could be a parka for sledding and snowball fights or something as simple as a denim jacket. Baby buntings are best for infants, and toddlers might be better with something that grows with them since they’re developing so fast. We researched popular jackets with various seasons, sizes, and comfort in mind. Here are our picks for the best jackets for kids in every price range and style....

December 4, 2022 · 5 min · 1034 words · Mindi England