The Parenting & Family Blog
The Parenting & Family Blog
Learning is a process in and of itself, and each child grows at a different pace. For children with autism spectrum disorder, social development is no easy task. They may also have a hard time with social interactions, nonverbal cues, and making friends. But these challenges can be addressed. Autistic children can develop meaningful friendships and social confidence with Read More
Children don’t only learn from what we tell them — they take in how we live, interact and react to the world around us. Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to identify, comprehend, and regulate emotions. It is one of the essential life skills we need to teach our kids. But kids need to witness role models in Read More
Each child acquires knowledge in their own way. This is why it is important to know how your child learns. Learn how to modify your level of assistance to suit your child’s learning style so that they can thrive. This approach helps students grow academically. It considers how they learn best, whether through hands-on experience, visual aids, or Read More
Parenting teens is tricky. You want them to be independent, but you also need to guide, protect, and discipline them. As children grow into adolescence, they naturally seek more autonomy. This phase can spark conflict, frustration, and confusion for both parents and teens. Setting healthy boundaries is not about control. It focuses on mutual respect Read More
Sibling relationships are often the longest we experience in life. Building strong sibling bonds doesn’t happen by itself. It takes time, effort, and some creativity. In today’s fast-paced world, siblings may feel more disconnected. School, activities, and screen time take up so much time. Intentional bonding activities can help siblings connect. These can be planned Read More
In today’s tech-driven world, screens are everywhere. We use them for schoolwork, chatting with friends, and entertainment. Technology has many benefits. However, parents are worried about how much time their children spend in front of screens. The challenge goes beyond cutting screen time. It’s about creating realistic rules that help build healthy habits. This guide Read More
Uniting two families is a mix of opportunity and complexity. Being intentional about communication will aid the journey of creating the new family. It can be helpful to stepchildren with new siblings or routines in a blended family, each step can count. Blended families are different from traditional families. They have distinct feelings and backstories. This requires a measured approach. And Read More
Children feel a spectrum of emotions from a young age, but they don’t always have the words — or the self-assurance — to communicate them. Emotional awareness is the cornerstone of emotional intelligence. It helps kids relate to their feelings, develop empathy, and cultivate strong interpersonal skills. One of the very best and most age-appropriate tools for teaching Read More