Nothing is more frustrating then seeing your children on their electronics on a beautiful, summer day. With no homework or pressure to wake up early, your kids may be easily …
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How to Have a Successful Summer Camp Experience
For many kids across the country, summer break means attending camp, either for a few weeks or perhaps the whole summer. As camp season approaches, you may find that your …
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Building Self-Advocacy Skills in Children
Life can be a challenge sometimes and a little frustrating, especially for kids. Why are some children better able to speak-up for themselves, tackle a situation with zest and confidence …
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End of Year School Tips
Summer is right around the corner which means the school year is coming to an end. While children and parents alike maybe focusing on their summer plans, this transition provides …
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End Nagging: Positive Phrases to Say to Kids
Tired of feeling like you constantly nag to get your kids to listen? What about feeling so frustrated that they seem to tune you out completely? When our children don’t …
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Mindfulness- The Pathway to Emotional Competence
Mindfulness is more than just being calm. It is a state of mental awareness that benefits the whole family. Mindfulness is the pathway to emotional competence for both parents and …
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Managing Sibling Rivalry
Do you have a sibling? Do you recall fighting with them? Sibling rivalry is common amongst all families. It can cause stress to all members of the family and can …
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Teaching Kids to Be Thankful
Like many parents, you probably remind your children to say, “Thank you”. Growing up you may have even heard the phrase, “Mind your Ps and Qs.” This was a form …
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World Autism Day
We recognize Annual World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 each year. This annually recognised day encourages Member States of the United Nations to take measures to raise awareness about …
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Parents ask: Does my child have anxiety?
All children worry at some point. But when does a typical worry turn into possible anxiety? Does your child cling to you at events? Do they refuse to go to …
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