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How to Teach Kids to Make Smart Choices Online: A Parent’s Guide

As parents and caregivers, it’s essential to guide our children in developing skills to navigate the online world responsibly. Before we can empower our kids to make smart decisions online, we must understand the digital world they are engaging with. Social media platforms, gaming communities, educational forums, and streaming services are just a few of the spaces where children learn and interact. These platforms can foster creativity and connections, as well as cyberbullying and misinformation.

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8 Tips for Managing Chores and Cleaning Up for Kids

It can feel like an impossible task getting your kids to help out with household chores, but it’s extremely beneficial. A long-standing Harvard study found a strong connection between doing chores as a kid and professional success and happiness later on in life. It not only keeps your home organized but also instills lifelong habits of accountability and teamwork. Here are eight effective tips to help make chores manageable for kids. 

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Is Your Child Always on the Go? Here’s Why They Have So Much Energy

Parenting can often feel like a marathon, especially when your child seems to be in constant motion. If you find yourself wondering, Why does my child never stop talking or moving?, you’re not alone. Many parents share this experience, and while it can be exhausting, it’s also a natural part of childhood development.

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National Stress Awareness Day: 4 Ways to Manage Parenting Stress

The first steps in managing stress are becoming aware of your stress signs and understanding what is causing them. Maybe it's the morning rush, homework battles, or financial worries. If it’s the morning rush for you, try prepping for it the night before to cut back on the amount of things that need to get done. When you can identify what stresses you out, you can better anticipate and plan for these things in the future.

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