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Making your kids do chores needn’t feel like a daily war. In fact, when done in the right way, chores can be fun, meaningful, and even look forward to. Parents who manage to make tasks fun but mix in some structure with them often find their kids become more cooperative. They also grow independent and take pride in helping Read More

This can be difficult to find in our world, where digital devices seem to be controlling our every thought. Screens can be entertai­ning, but they rarely are meaningful interactions. These interactions help build relationships and life skills. That’s where board games enter the picture, especially those that are designed to facilitate communication. Family board games that focus on conversation, teamwork 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

All kids get frustrated and angry—these are normal, healthy feelings. But without sufficient guidance, they usually display them through outbursts, defiance or withdrawal. It is up to parents and caregivers to help children build emotional regulation skills. This method allows kids to manage difficult emotions more effectively. Teaching children to deal with anger and frustration isn’t about ridding them of Read More