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Keeping Halloween Fun for All Ages
Children always look forward to Halloween – costumes and candy! Making sure your children enjoy this holiday can be as simple as keeping in mind what activities and costumes are age appropriate and be sure that treats are safe. Know what size candy is safe for your little one to chew and swallow without being a choking hazard, and how much sugar is enough. Here are some things to consider for a safe and appropriate Halloween for each age
Back to School Internet Safety Tips
Going back to school is always one of the most anticipated times of the year. We look forward to opening our schedules, seeing our friends we missed during the summer break, and meeting new people in classes, through sports, and by joining new clubs. While it’s easy to get caught up in all of the excitement this time of year brings, it’s also important to have a conversation with your children about internet safety.
How to Handle a Tough First Day of School
On her first day of preschool, my daughter woke up ready to go! She was joining the Owl class, and so she put on an owl shirt, helped me pack her lunch, and grabbed her blankie for nap time. The day didn’t go as planned. About 30 minutes after drop-off, I got a call saying she had been accidentally placed in the wrong class, so they were taking her over to the Bear class instead. Here are four ways you can help kids navigate heading back to school.
Back to School: Set your child up for success!
Whether we want to admit it or not, summer is coming to an end and it’s time to start thinking about our kids going back to school. No matter if it’s your first time having a child enter school, or like me, you have done this for years and years…. No one can argue, it’s a hard transition to make. Summer is a time that is filled with looser schedules, fun outdoor activities, family fun and is overall less rigid. As much as we all want to embrace these last days of summer, it’s important to set ourselves and more importantly our children up for success when starting the school year.