Teaching kids to be kind is possible. Well, let’s be honest, kids are born kind. It’s up to the adults in their lives to nurture this natural quality. And let’s be clear. Being kind is more than holding the door for someone (although I do love that act of kindness). Our goal as parents and […]
101 Ways to Teach Kids Courage
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Being a parent is loaded with layers and layers of trying to do what is best for our kids. Every child is different. What ways can we teach kids courage? What is the definition of courage? Courage is defined within a wide range. I read an article about courage recently. The article inspired this post. […]
THE BEST Monthly Learning Kits for Kids [2020]
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A great way to supplement your child’s learning at school, or to bolster your homeschool program, is by joining monthly learning kits. These subscriptions are rock solid ways to get your child excited about learning and cover a wide range of topics. Here are a few awesome monthly subscription kits my family enjoys. What are […]
40 Beautiful Children’s Books that Help Teach a Child about Courage & Bravery
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Using books to teach a child about courage is a great way to introduce such a big topic. Children’s stories about courage work to teach kids through examples of courage and bravery from liked aged characters. I have loads of book lists ripe for teaching kids big topics, but, first, let’s take a step back: how […]
Children’s Books To Teach Money Sense
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Learning about money not only reminds us of the importance of financial responsibility but it also teaches children basic math concepts. Kids are ripe for this learning! Here is a list of our top Children’s Books To Teach Money Sense. Children’s Books Teach Money Sense Here is a list of books that I have reviewed and highly […]
5 Habits Every Montessori Parent Should Develop
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“I really want to bring Montessori at home, but I don’t have the space for all the materials at home,” a friend said to me as she waited patiently for her two year old to put on her shoes. “That right there, what you are doing right now, waiting, observing, respecting your child. That is […]