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Halloween is one of those holidays my boys look forward to every year. There are the costumes, the excitement of trick-or-treating, and, of course, coming home and immediately dumping every piece of candy onto the floor to see what they got.

And every year, I have the same thought when I see that pile: What are we going to do with all of this candy?...


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Are you dreading after-school homework battles? You aren’t alone. There is nothing like picking up your sweet kids from school, seeing them wave goodbye to their friends, and then watching them get into the car and immediately start whining.

After-school meltdowns are a real thing, mama.

What makes them worse? Getting home and immediately trying t...


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Building a strong foundation for learning at home is an important step you can take to prepare your child for school. While many parents feel pressured to drill flashcards or early academics, early childhood research shows that non-academic habite, like focus, critical thinking, and self-regulation, create the true foundation for learning long-term.


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Chores for 4 and 5 Year Olds: Age-Appropriate Tasks They Can Actually Do On Their Own

My son was determined to help unload the dishwasher.

At four years old, he could barely reach some of the drawers, and it took nearly three times longer than doing it myself. More than once, I found measuring cups in the silverware drawer and forks mixed in with the spatulas.


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Outside Activity Ideas That Actually Work (and Keep Kids Busy Longer)

At some point in the day, most kids end up standing at the door or wandering the house asking, “What can I do?” It usually happens after they’ve already moved through toys, snacks, screens, and everything else inside the house has to offer.

And still, they are looking for the next thing. It is ...


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