Alternatives to Social Media

Social media usage has been growing among young people. While it was originally created to be a tool to connect with one another, it has grown into something that is causing many negative effects. The constant use of and abuse of social media is causing things such as: To break some of these negative trends, […]

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Manners Can Be The Key to Success

As we raise kids in this digital age, it seems as though manners can fall by the wayside. Here is a helpful list that can help serve as a reminder of what manners might be most important as children grow up. 

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Attendance Adds Up

Attendance is one of the most important factors in determining a child’s success in school. Absences, especially at the elementary level, may seem like they are not a big deal, but as you can see by viewing the chart below, it all adds up. Please make sure to send your child to school every day.  […]

Help Your Child Get More Exercise

In today’s world, kids have ample exposure to screens and spend a lot of time sitting. This is having an impact on kids’ health and happiness. Here are some tips to help them ditch the screens and move more. 

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Help Your Child Navigate Emotions

Children aren’t born knowing how to manage their emotions. They don’t always know that their emotions are normal. It is our responsibility as parents to teach them this skill. Here are a few tips.