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How Would You Know If Floortime Therapy Is Good For Your Child

This is a sponsored guest post. In the past decades, experts in child development studies have been conducting numerous researches in hopes of finding “ the one best way” of supporting children with developmental differences. Different approaches arose from these endeavours, thus providing … [Read more...]

Fun Learning Tools to Help Your Child Learn to Read

This post is brought to you by Readability Tutor. We’re all stuck at home right now because of COVID, and if you’ve got young kids, this means that you’ve got to wear two hats – parent and teacher. Most schools are currently closed because of the coronavirus, and if your children aren’t learning … [Read more...]

Does Playing Guitar Enhance the Creativity of Children?

This is a sponsored guest post. There are a number of benefits that can come with teaching a child how to play a musical instrument. Often, this can range from improving their concentration to providing them with a skill that they’ll have for life. It can also go a long way in enhancing their … [Read more...]

Education in the face of a pandemic: Should parents shift to homeschooling?

This is sponsored guest post. There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down. Many countries have experienced lockdowns, the virus is still prevalent, and social distancing measures look set to continue for the foreseeable future. Even as places start to … [Read more...]

Tips and Trick on Family Shopping

Family shopping has never been easy. To start with, you need to address every family member’s needs and save some cash. Below, we give you tips on how to do your family shopping better. Take advantage of leaflets and discount You often miss out on discounts and leaflets because you … [Read more...]

How to Help Your Child Improve their Working Memory

Working memory refers to how we temporarily store and manage information in the short-term. It is part of a set of cognitive skills named executive function, and is essential to helping individuals process, store, and retrieve information. Working memory is vital for children to learn new … [Read more...]

4 Life Savers for Your Teething Baby

This is a sponsored guest post. The teething stage can be extremely difficult for both mom and baby. It can be a challenge trying to find the best tools and medicines to help ease the unavoidable pain for your little one. Take matters into your own hands and make things easier for both you and … [Read more...]

The 4 Best Games to Play with Kids while in Quarantine

I received these games for my review. All my opinions are honest and are my own. Being stuck at home during this quarantine has been interesting to say the least. We have all had to learn new ways to be entertained. It has also brought us closer together as a family, and for that I am so … [Read more...]

Tracking Your Teenager: What to Keep in Mind

This is a sponsored guest post. What do you think about using technology to track your teenager’s location? That’s a question many parents face when they want to ensure the safety of the roaming adolescent. But there’s a lot to consider - issues of trust and safety, the right to privacy and … [Read more...]

HOW TO KEEP YOUR BACKYARD SAFE FROM SNAKES AND OTHER WILDLIFE FOR YOUR TODDLER

The likelihood of a snake or other wildlife finding their way into your backyard is based on several factors such as your surrounding landscape (urban vs. rural), location (north vs. south), presence of a water source (rivers, lakes, ponds) and your yard design and maintenance schedule. Learn more … [Read more...]