Travelling with kids can be daunting. Kids ask repeatedly if you're there yet. There can be tears, whining and fighting. Quickly, the start of your vacation can go from exciting to painful. Here are effective strategies for peacefully travelling with kids perfect for flight or road trips.My heart was in my throat but I did my best to fake a smile. My aunt, uncle and … [Read more...] about How to have a peaceful flight with young kids
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How to Help Neurotypical Kids Embrace Autism
When it comes to understanding autism, the conversation isn't always easy. As parents, we want to celebrate differences and promote inclusion. So how do you teach your neurotypical children to embrace autism? Today, I have autistic mother, advocate and author Kaylene George sharing her tips on understanding autism.The first time I met Spencer was after school. I was … [Read more...] about How to Help Neurotypical Kids Embrace Autism
Picky Eater? Here are the two rules you need to know
Picky eaters can undermine the best meal planning. Parents can easily get into a rut of serving only a select number of foods their kids will eat. Many resort to bargaining, bribing and coercing just to get their kids to eat a few bites of something healthy. Here, pediatrician Dr. Orlena Kerek outlines how to improve picky eating and establish lifelong healthy eating … [Read more...] about Picky Eater? Here are the two rules you need to know
Why science says this is the best approach to extracurricular activities
There's no question parents want to give their children every competitive advantage. We want to raise children who will be successful and have a leg up in such a dog-eat-dog world. With so many extracurricular activities for kids to choose from, this is what science says is the best approach.With summer holidays approaching, Jenn was beginning to worry about her … [Read more...] about Why science says this is the best approach to extracurricular activities
How to Conquer Your Toddler’s Potty Training Regression
As a parent, it is such a proud moment when your toddler starts potty training and has success. With many children, it starts off well, but there is a potty training regression. Whether your child is a toddler, a three-year-old or four-year-old, there are practical strategies here to help through the most frustrating potty training issues. Even though it would … [Read more...] about How to Conquer Your Toddler’s Potty Training Regression