
The Bully at Home
It is hard to accept that your child may be a bully, but taking firm action to address the situation prevents more potential victims and is an act of love.
It is hard to accept that your child may be a bully, but taking firm action to address the situation prevents more potential victims and is an act of love.
Parents often find that their children have trouble moving from their summer daze and flexible schedule to the structured school year routine the academic year brings.
Think the books and school supplies that your child is carrying in a backpack slung haphazardly across one shoulder are harmless? Think again. Heavy loads carried by more than 79 million students across the U.S. can cause low back pain that often lasts through adulthood. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in 2010…
Concerts, livestock competitions, games, a fine arts exhibition, entertainment, food and more at the 2015 Ohio State Fair!
But, even with all the inconveniences of travel, with some preparation, you and your children can enjoy the journey, tips for Flying with children
The first day of preschool is an important milestone for children and parents alike. Here are 5 tips to get the year off to a great start.
It often takes a life changing event to change your perspective on what’s important in life and no event is more life changing than death. Ironically, after my own death I have learned more about parenting and living. Last November I died! It was a cold snowy day….or so I’m told. I was offered this…
Print awareness includes the understanding that print has meaning and the idea that print is all around us. Not surprisingly, it’s a tremendously important pre-reading skill. It’s also a skill that you can foster while you’re going about your busy life. Next time you’re in the car, point out traffic signs and store signs/symbols. While…
Smithsonian magazine designates Saturday, Sep 26 the 11th annual Museum Day Live! For one day only, participating museums across the US have free admission.
Hi guys! This is worth the short trip to Cincinnati! I’m just popping in on this rainy Tuesday with the following announcement: Take your kids to the Kenwood Towne Center to see The Lego Americana Roadshow: Building Across America! It’s free. It’s inside the cool, dry mall. It’s spread out across the entire mall, meaning: Your kids will have to…