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Many of our children are still home for distance learning. And many parents still find themselves trying to juggle being their child’s teacher while also doing their own work. Parents are superheroes. But you can’t do it all. Here are some simple tips to increase your child’s independence during distance learning (so you can actually get something else done during the day!).
Masks or face coverings are now becoming the new normal. But how are you going to get your child to wear a mask?! This post is for parents who are having a hard time getting their child to wear a mask. Maybe you've tried making wearing a mask fun, or having your child help decorate the mask but they’re still not having it. In this post I'll discuss another useful strategy for teaching your child how to wear a mask called desensitization.
Google, “Surviving COVID-19 with Children”, and the number one piece of advice you’ll get is to create a routine. Children thrive on routines. They make transitions easier and can help decrease anxiety. But what does a routine actually look like and how can you make a routine that works for your family? Check out these 6 tips on how to create a routine that works for you.
