Finding a balance is tricky when it comes to screen time, and enforcing strict rules may not go down so well. But keeping in mind these suggestions will help you take a gentle approach to find a balance for your teen and tween.
It’s not uncommon nowadays to see a toddler playing on an iPad for hours on end, but what if this new way of life is having a sinister underlying effect on your child’s mental health? What if your child is addicted to video games?
A good night’s sleep is important as well as creating a space they feel happy in. With that in mind, here are some of the considerations for when updating your teenager’s bedroom.
Everybody learns differently. Or, at least, that’s the theory put forward in the VARK model – a theory gaining traction with several education experts. In this post, let’s zero in on reading and writing learners. Here are four tips parents can follow to support and encourage their word-loving learners.
Let’s take a moment to talk about four kinds of trouble your teen can encounter as they reach their teenage years. These issues might seem nearly insurmountable at the time, but if any of them ever come up, you can get through them as a family.
Time management is one of the skills your child should definitely learn in life. It can be quite hard to teach the importance of time to your kids. There are some tips and tricks you need to keep in mind while you train kids to manage their time wisely.
When it comes to technology we all know that our teenagers can rule the roost when it comes to the latest gadgets. They know exactly what they want, exactly what they need, and what technology would be useful. As much as we as parents might want to avoid them using so much technology, there is no doubt that it cannot be avoided.
Although periods are a prevalent thing in women’s lives, we feel awkward discussing them publicly. When someone tries to make us aware of periods, what we do is shy off or smile, the speaker feels uncomfortable to continue.
The teenage years are certainly tricky for parents. Some people can relate them to the terrible twos. After all, they are doing exciting new things and they are trying to push boundaries at the same time. With the odd tantrum thrown in for good measure. You might have thought those days were behind you, but teenagers can be more alike to their two-year-old self than you would like to admit.
Teenage years often involve getting braces, and if you are a parent who is looking to give your teenager the perfect smile, you may be wondering what the best type of orthodontic alignment is for your teen. One of the most popular (and most discreet) options in 2021 are clear aligners that help to correct misaligned or crooked teeth.
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