Helping Your Child Excel After the Last Bell Rings

Helping Your Child Excel After the Last Bell Rings

How to help your child excel after school is out. What a child learns in the classroom is essential, without a doubt — but it’s after-school activities that provide your child with the greatest opportunity for exceptional academic achievement, strong social skills, and great physical health. Most parents don’t need much convincing with that reasoning. … Read more

Incorporate Homeschool Science Labs Into Your Child’s Curriculum

Homeschool Science Lab Solutions

This post is sponsored by College Prep Science. Copyright 2020 by Greg Landry Do you homeschool your child? How do you plan on adding Homeschool Science Labs into your curriculum? Homeschooling can be quite challenging especially if you have a hands-on learner. But thankfully, there are tons of science experiments that you can find online … Read more

How to Teach Your Child to Live an Earth-Friendly Lifestyle

Ways to Teach Your Child to Live an Earth-Friendly LIfestyle

As a throw-away society in general, it is important to teach our kids to live an earth-friendly lifestyle and help protect the environment. It takes energy to produce new items that you see on store shelves when you flip on the light switch or television, and not all of Earth’s resources are sustainable forever. Just … Read more

How to Protect Your Child’s Teeth this Halloween?

Avoid Cavities this Halloween

Halloween is full of candy and other sweets. How do you plan to protect your child’s teeth this Halloween? In just a couple short weeks it will be Halloween night. It’s every kid’s dream to dress up as their favorite character and get buckets of free candy. Score! But it’s not exactly every parents’ ideal … Read more

3 Ways to Limit Your Helicopter Parenting

Are you a helicopter parent

If you are familiar with the term, “helicopter parents,” you probably know what it looks like. Helicopter parenting typically produces visions of parents constantly hovering over their children as they participate in activities, do their homework, and even get ready for bed. This behavior comes from love but quickly turns to obsession as parents take … Read more