If your child is surfing the internet, you should be constantly by his side or at least carefully watching what they are doing. While the internet offers many goods (educational materials, fun games and connections to people around the world), it can also pose a risk to your child’s physical safety and emotional well-being.… View Post
There is no doubt that today, we are witnessing the best era of modernisation that is affecting our lives in both good and bad ways. Social Media has a high prospect of providing teenagers and kids with valuable development opportunities and, at the same time, destructive forms of making their own life miserable and demoralising.… View Post
Indoor games are slowly losing their popularity in recent days, with the advent of smart technology and digital video games for kids. The healthy ritual of sitting down with the family all together and playing indoor games is evaporating and that is not appreciable at all.… View Post
Summer is the time when kids are bustling about trying to form plans to keep themselves entertained during their long days of complete freedom.… View Post
Hello to all Boo Roo and Tigger Too followers, Head Bear from Bears4U here with you today chatting all things babies! We hope you’ve all found lockdown life ok and we are sending some extra bear hugs to all the new Mums out there, you are doing an amazing job, parenting can be hard at the best of times but the lockdown has definitely seen some added pressures to most.… View Post
It’s the moment you have been waiting nine long months for – the arrival of your little one. Now that life is continuing with an extra family member on board, you might be wondering how much things are going to change and what you should consider in this next phase of your life. Beyond anything else, you want to be looking out for your mental and physical health as you are going to draw from both every day of your life as a new parent. … View Post
One of the most delicate times in childhood is when your child starts developing a sense of self. Children go from an environment where they were often unconditionally loved and sheltered by their parents where looks had little importance. They then have to move to primary and secondary school when they eventually start realising the importance of looks in society. This is usually when children start facing concerns about their appearance. … View Post
As a family with thrive off a routine, of course, not all families are like this. Whilst some are very much able to go with the flow and ‘wing it’, we find that the children respond better if they know what is expected for them and what is coming next. There is, of course, a degree of flexibility in our routines however, on the whole, they are the same pattern. … View Post
One of the most underrated facts in the world at the moment is mental health, given the fast-paced digitisation. A well off mental state helps in the development of the strength to cope with the difficulties in life. This also helps them become responsible adults. The biggest challenge that working parents face nowadays is the lack of time to spend with their kids. This is a major reason for mental health issues at an immature age.… View Post
There are numerous other skills programming teaches kids but these are some of the highlights of it. These reasons make programming worth teaching any kids in general but especially for kids learning from home. … View Post