Nothing needs to be difficult
This is a collaborative post A willingness to learn doesn’t come naturally to all children, but it’s something that parents can try and encourage to help promote academic success. Learning isn’t limited to the classroom and by showing your child that learning can be fun, you will help put them on the right path. Here …
When children return home from school on an evening, often the last thing they want to do is read to a grown-up. However, we all know how vital practising reading regularly is. So, here are some ways to encourage your child to read more and be a strong reader.
A guest post from breastfeeding expert Zoe Amy. In those early days of newborn life it’s easy to get stressed trying to make sure you’re producing enough milk for your baby. Up until breastfeeding has been established, most of us have felt like we’d like to boost your breast milk production quickly. Luckily, there are …
Making learning spellings more engaging for your child might seem like an impossible task. However, there are plenty of ways in which this weekly homework activity can be made more fun, and the words should be more memorable, too.
Busy parents can make sandwiches healthier and more interesting by presenting them creatively and filling them with various ingredients.
Not just the same old peanut butter and jelly sandwich, packing a healthy lunch for kids, even picky eaters, is easy with these tips and ideas.
Recent studies have shown an alarming number of teenagers are clinically overweight, but what can we realistically do? There are huge concerns currently regarding the increase in child obesity. Statistics claim as many as 17% of teenagers are medically overweight, with a further 15% classified as borderline cases.
The teen years are fraught with peril, not the least of which is the emotional damage that can occur when tempers collide. Here are some tips for handling the situation but firstly remember just like you got through their time teething you will get through this!