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As parents, we work hard to ensure that our children are doing well in school. We make sure they have the supplies they need, help them with their homework, and encourage them to get good grades. But what about life skills for children? Are we
As a parent, you probably have a tight schedule most of the time whilst trying to handle everything on your plate. Your children are also now busier than ever with school, homework, extracurriculars, friends and screen time. With everyone’s hectic schedules nowadays, it has become
Our children need lots of things from us. There is no debating this fact. They need shelter, food, a good education, but what else do they really need? They need to feel loved and cared for. And, they need their emotional cups filled daily. The
Last week, our pet rabbit which we’ve had for six years suddenly died. My daughter was really close to her pet and I expected her to cry uncontrollably and possibly get extremely depressed. But, on the contrary, she didn’t appear sad at all to me.
Between family gatherings, picnics and swimming lessons during the summer holidays, it’s likely that school is a distant memory for your kids. But, holidays are nearly over and it’s time to gear your kids up to get back into their regular school routines. It can
You may not have been the most confident person when growing up and that’s perfectly okay. But, that probably means you know exactly how essential it is to build self-confidence and a high self-esteem in your children. Small moments throughout the day can provide perfect
Sometimes, it’s hard for me to recognize myself. I am an entirely different person to who I was before I became a parent. I have a short temper now, get agitated easily and very often catch myself losing my cool with my children. After all,
The weather seemed sunny and warm so, I decided to take my daughter out to the pool that day. But, by the time we finished our breakfasts and got our swimming outfits ready, it started raining cats and dogs outside. “Sorry, sweetie! It’s better
When your ‘mom voice’ is so loud, that even your neighbors brush their teeth and get ready for bed… Have you asked nicely, requested politely, and then demanded with a red face to ultimately scream your head off to get your child to do
We’ve all be there. Your daughter screaming at the store because you won’t buy her a toy. Your son hitting someone on the playground because someone took his ball. Your child crying uncontrollably because you told them they can’t have another snack. Little instances,
