by Brandy Abalos Meople have celebrated the arts throughout history. Many adults applaud painting, literature, music, performance and other arts. However, these are often the first programs to get cut when schools and communities must
by Brandy Abalos Co-parenting can be difficult, especially if the parents' separation is contentious. However, children always suffer when their parents do not work together to parent them. They often feel torn and are unsure
by Leah Christopher, Bache & Lynch Parents' roles change throughout their child's life. It makes sense then that as the relationship evolves, so do each person's wants and needs. During childhood, a parent's role is
by Rylee Hiett Conflict is a part of everyday life. Therefore, it is critical to teach young children independent conflict management skills. According to Connections Academy, there are five steps for children to practice to
by Keith Dozier Helping children develop gratefulness for their experiences is one of the greatest gifts adults can offer to the young ones they love. Even very young people can easily learn the social norm
by Hannah Maynor After obesity and asthma, eating disorders are the 3rdmost common chronic illness among adolescents. The importance of early recognition is unparalleled because eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental
by Brandy Abalos Household tasks can overwhelm parents with children to care for and clean up after. However, most children can contribute to the home by taking on some of those responsibilities. Chores help kids
by Brittani L. Schanstine Nearly 5 million children in the U.S. have a mental illness that significantly interferes with their daily lives. Children develop many of the same mental health conditions as adults. However, since
by Calle Mendenhall Summertime is hard for parents, especially those who work. Shuffling kids around to various practices, games, tournaments and camps leaves little time for educational activities. Plus, kids want their downtime to watch
by Brandy Abalos Whether your child will be entering Kindergarten or moving into high school, you can take steps to help prepare them for the next grade level. Start before school lets out for the
