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By Diana Iscenko
After months of lockdown to lessen the spread of COVID-19, a lot of people are running out of activities to pass the time. This wave of quarantine boredom is hitting parents especially hard. Keeping children stimulated and entertained can be difficult right now, especially if you want to minimize their screen time. Check out our parenting advice to keep your family entertained during lockdown.
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By Alycia Williams
The Coronavirus pandemic has really shifted all of our plans and our daily routines. Having the kids home 24/7 means that they have to do their school work at home, which can be difficult. Check out our parenting tips on how to make learning at home as simple as possible.
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As you help your child write their New Year’s resolution, you begin to think about what yours might be for this year. You might want to start with changing up your child’s routine, and this is the best time to do so. Each year they get a little older, and parenting does not get any easier. Check out our parenting tips on how to make this new year a better one for you and your kids.
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By Emily Green
With Thanksgiving coming up, it is important that we all remember to express our thanks to others not only this time of year, but year round. As a parent, it is important to teach kids from an early age to express thanks to those they interact with. Check out some of these parenting tips to helping kids to learn to express gratitude year round:
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By Emily Green
Halloween is one of the holidays that kids look forward to the most each year. Who wouldn’t want all that candy? As fun as the holiday can be, though, kids and adults have to remember to stay safe. You never know what spooky creatures might be out and about in the dead of night! Check out some of these parenting tips on how to make sure you and your kids come home safely on Halloween.
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By Emily Green
Raising children is never an easy feat, and in today’s society raising confident daughters is more important than ever. Women are constantly looked down upon by people by men, other women, and so many more. Women need to learn that they are strong and powerful individuals that are worth so much more than society’s standards today. By following these parenting tips, our daughters will be sure growing up that they are beautiful souls, no matter what anyone may say.
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By Katie Sotack
As kids grow into teens and become more attached to indoor activities, parents worry about their physical and mental well-being. Break your teen away from their screens by purchasing a brand new E Prime Air Razor that has an extra kick of power. The scooter is recommended for those 14 years of age or older. Your teen can relive their childhood with this scooter, as any 90s’ kid can testify that wicking down the street on a snazzy two-wheeled scooter was the ultimate pastime.
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By Katie Sotack
Though not vocalized enough, parenting is a full-time job. Think of it as your career. Something you need to work at and prep for—whether that be through schooling or experience. Parenting classes offer both. Just like a career, no one expects a newbie to know everything in the beginning. Though once thought of as natural instinct, parenting is a cycle we’ve learned through observation plus trail and error. The parenting trend offers safe spaces to explore incorrect theories and learn without doing any term damage to the little ones (physical or psychological).
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Trying to be a good parent is a full-time job and then some. As a parent, you’re always growing, learning, making mistakes and correcting them, and trying to find the best ways to raise your children to be good people. A big part of that includes setting a good example for your child. They see you as a role model so being a kind person yourself is important for their development as they grow. This parenting advice on using kind words with your children will help you raise your children to be good, kind people.
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If there is one thing about parenting is certain, it’s that nobody is perfect; not us and not even our children as much as we love them. We’re all human and being human means we will make mistakes, but we need to slow down and realize it’s okay to fail. Children are growing and learning. They might not meet your expectations on the first try. Admit it—you have experienced moments like this in your own life you learned from. See this as an opportunity for growth instead of failure. Instead of stressing out about mistakes you or your child might make, follow these parenting tips keep small failures from turning into something big, and help your child grow into a contributing, responsible person.
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Whenever you see a cute new baby cooing you might feel a profound sense of “baby fever,” or a desire to have a baby of your own. Baby fever is often passed off as a fleeting thought, and people don’t often think of this thought as an emotion, but science shows that it is as real as any other emotion you may experience. Baby fever may feel stronger under different circumstances, like when you see a happy baby, or a bit more faint when you are around a crying baby or unhappy child.
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By Katie Sotack
Past parenting advice has sought to punish bad behaviors and reward the good. Collaborative parenting takes a new and innovative approach to parenting that involves treating your children like people. The parenting trend focuses on working with our children rather than against them to solve problems.
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By Emily Green
The way you raise your child sets the foundation for the rest of his or her life. Authoritative parenting is the most recent parenting trend gaining popularity in 2019. This parenting style means you’re sensitive to your child’s emotional needs but have high standards on how you expect them to behave. It not only allows your child to explore who they are as an individual but teaches them responsibility. Check out these parenting tips to learn some parenting advice about why authoritative parenting is an ideal style of parenting.
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By Katie Sotack
You’ve made it to the graduation milestone, congratulations! Graduation is a testament to both students and parents alike. Both parties have worked hard to get to this point, but in terms of parenting, you may be asking, “what’s next?” Whether your child’s looking for their first career or moving onto more school, they need your support now more than ever.
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By Katie Sotack
In celebrity news, Real Housewives of Orange County alum and celebrity parent Alexis Bellino recently took the next step in her relationship with her boyfriend, Andy Bohns, and introduced him to her children. According to UsMagazine.com, the family merged together during a boat outing on Father’s Day. Bohns has children of his own, making the decision to blend families extra challenging. Bohns’ ex-wife recently pleaded through her crisis manager that the couple be extra considerate when posting on social media for all the children involved.
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One single celebrity parent who seems to have it all figured out when it comes to being a full-time actress and mom is Sandra Bullock. According to RadarOnline.com, Bullock was already helping raise her three stepchildren in her previous marriage when she decided to adopt her baby boy from New Orleans. Bullock handled her quickly changing family situation and becoming a single mom with grace, making a smooth transition into her role as a single celebrity mom.
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Phone tracking applications are proving to be very useful, especially for parents. A mobile tracking application will allow you to watch over your child and ensure they are safe. Whether you want to track an iPhone or an Android phone, remember that you need to make sure that you have proper access to the phone you are monitoring including the private messages and most visited websites. It is also important to discuss this with your child so that there is open communication and understanding.
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By Megan McIntosh
There’s something about hearing a story that makes it a little more exciting than just reading it. When someone tells you a story, it leaves room for you to focus on imagining the characters and learning the vocabulary. Celebrity parent and model, Chrissy Teigan reads aloud with her daughter Luna and the benefits from reading aloud are many. But when you don’t have the time, or when kids want to be a little more independent, children can really benefit from audio books.
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The way you parent has a huge impact on your child grows up. It can affect everything from how much she weighs to how confident she is about herself. It’s important to keep yourself in check and make sure that your parenting style is supporting healthy growth and development for your child. The way you parent and how you discipline your child will influence her for the rest of her life. Check out these parenting tips to learn some parenting advice about different ways to promote healthy growth and development for your child.
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By Gillian Lee
Do you have a baby on the way, and you want to use the most organic and safe products? We were so excited to try out some amazing products from MADE OF. Their baby products are plant-based and are organic to ensure the safest products for your baby. Read the rest of this piece for some of our favorite products for parenting!
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By Ivana Jarmon
Welcome to the terrible twos: a time when your once cute-as-a-button baby becomes a living nightmare. Your child may present with the following symptoms: temper tantrums, screaming, kicking and biting, fighting with siblings, total meltdowns and their vocabulary being dominated with the single word “no!” But don’t worry! The terrible twos are a time of rapid growth- mentally, socially and physically. It’s a time when toddlers begin to develop their sense of self and start to want to do things for themselves. This trying time will pass, and while there is no quick fix for unwanted toddler behavior, you can take steps to help things go more smoothly when the terrible twos begin. Here are some parenting tips on ways to survive the terrible twos.
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By Ivana Jarmon
Keeping a child on the right track can be hard, especially in a world with so much ugliness. It’s easy to steer away from the right path. Your child may be acting out or maybe you’ve noticed they’re behavior has changed. As a parent, this is very concerning. You may make rules for your kids, only to abandon these rules when they don’t work. We have some parenting advice to help you get your kid back on the right track.
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By Ivana Jarmon
The latest parenting trend you should be looking into is baby-safe jewelry. Every parent must watch their child struggle with growing pains, such as cutting teeth. As a parent, watching your child in pain is the worst. One of the ways to help your toddler is by giving them something to chew on such as teething jewelry, a product made to offer a sanitary, safe option to handheld teethers.
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By Ivana Jarmon
Making your own fresh baby food means you know exactly what you’re feeding your baby, it also means saving money. By making your fresh baby food, you can expose your child to a wide variety of flavors. You also expose them to a much healthier and nutrition filled diet. Homemade baby food can be very simple: you could choose from fresh or canned fruit, fresh or frozen produce, grains etc. A great, easy baby food to make from scratch is a fruit or vegetable puréed food. Puréed baby food allows your baby to practice their chewing and swallowing skills. To show you how easy it is to puree. We have some parenting advice to help you make your own fresh peach puree baby food. Recipe was used from Premeditated Leftovers Recipe.
