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The Magic of Child Art Therapy

For some mothers and teachers, art therapy is still a little-known area that you have barely heard of and hardly trust. But maybe someone knows about art therapy, its methods and features, and perhaps you are captured by the spontaneous, creative, joyful spirit of this kind of creativity. Of … [Read more...]

Factors That Help Predict Which Children May End Up Having Crime History

This is a collaborative guest post. How cool would it be if we could predict what factors turn innocent-looking children into delinquency, and eventual criminals? This tool would help us devise more early childhood intervention strategies. Since the past century, this question has intrigued many … [Read more...]

Helping Your Adult Child Financially

This post is brought to you by Ryan Newmar. Just because your children are now adults doesn't mean that they won't necessarily need financial help. While it is important to encourage your adult children to be financially independent, you also want to be able to help your child if they are facing … [Read more...]

Can Patriot Funding Help You Get More Money to Provide for Your Newborn?

This is a sponsored guest post. Ah… the miracle of birth. Anyone who has been through it knows that the biology of it is anything but. The real miracle is that anyone can afford it. Having a baby is expensive, and shockingly so. You read all the books, hear all the advice, and make a fool-proof … [Read more...]

A Parent’s Guide to Back to School and Head Lice

This is a sponsored guest post. Is it that time of year again— time to fill up the backpacks and send your kids off to school? If the answer is yes, then there’s probably a worry or two floating around, right? Maybe it’s a little stress over scheduling, the morning routine, or the new teachers’ … [Read more...]

Give Your Baby A Better Birth

This is a sponsored guest post. Having a child is a one-of-a-kind experience. It is something that most people only once or twice, which is why they always try to make the most of the situation. Heck, after one or two births most women don’t want to go through it again. Give how physically and … [Read more...]

Choosing the Best Car Seat

This is a sponsored guest post. From clothes to blankets to pacifiers and beyond, there are several essentials that you’ll need to equip your baby with to keep them safe and satisfied in the first few years. One of the most important purchases is a car seat. According to the CDC, they reduce the … [Read more...]

3 Lessons Your Child Can Learn From Keeping a Pet

This post is brought to you by Raise a Cat. If your child has been begging for a pet, you might be wondering if this birthday or Christmas is the time to give one as a gift. Keeping a pet can certainly be an important formative experience for a child, and there are many positive lessons he or she … [Read more...]

8 Ways to Save Money When Traveling With Kids

You are probably wondering, “How can I save money when traveling with my kids? The truth is, traveling as a family helps parents connect with their children, but it can be very costly. However, you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy some quality family time. You need to enjoy your family … [Read more...]

A Toy That Helps Your Child Express Their Feelings ~ Whatsitsface Review

I received these products for my review. All opinions are my own. Lately I have been focusing my attention on helping my children to express their emotions. When I was a child I was told to "stop" or "be happy" and I now realize that had a negative effect on me. So I have been making a … [Read more...]