The Benefits Of Homeschooling After The Coronavirus Pandemic

Here are eight reasons why I have decided to continue homeschooling after the pandemic is finally over: 1. I Can Offer Individual Attention That a Classroom Teacher Never Could Teaching my child at home means that she has one-to-one support the whole school day long. When I taught elementary school, I often had classes of over 30 little learners, all in need of my attention. When I had smaller classes, about half that size, there was a notable difference in how much progress my kids were able to make and in the quality of the relationships I developed with each child....

December 25, 2022 · 7 min · 1371 words · Louise Presley

The Best Black Friday Deals For Mama And Baby

With Thanksgiving day falling early this year and Black Friday deals popping up now, moms have a chance to get their holiday shopping done early! Whether you are planning to head out on the night of Thanksgiving to get a jump on sales at the big stores in person or shop online in your pajamas the next morning, there are exciting sales to be on the lookout for. Although more deals will be announced the closer we get to Black Friday, here are a few previews that are not to be missed both for yourself and fellow moms - and the sweet babies in your life!...

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 715 words · Arthur Maldonado

The Conversation All New Parents Need To Have About Valentine S Day

But, problems can arise if you and your spouse haven’t discussed your expectations for Valentine’s Day now that you are parents. If Dad assumes it’s another Thursday night of diaper changes and bedtime routines, but Mom assumes the annual tradition is still on, things can go awry. More: The Complete Guide to a Healthy Sex Life After Having a Baby That’s why it’s crucial to have the conversation about Valentine’s Day beforehand, not the day of....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 452 words · Bradley Miller

The Evolution Of Unisex Names

What distinguishes these names from unisex names is their separate male and female forms. Parents who want to give their daughter a name that pays tribute to Charles, for example, are going to choose one of its feminine forms or derivatives, such as Charlotte or even Carol, a feminine form of the masculine name Carl, which is derived from Charles. And you never see these feminine forms crossing over to masculine use....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 476 words · Leah Grove

The Meaning Behind The Royal Baby S Name

The couple announced the joyous news on their Instagram account, with the proud father making an appearance in front of cameras a few hours after his birth. While we waited two days to see the glowing new mother and baby in the halls of Windsor Castle, it was well worth the wait. More: 50 Unique Baby Names You’ve Never Heard Of In 2018, the two new arrivals to the immediate royal family, Meghan Markle and Prince Louis, also meant that those names rose in popularity, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Archie and Harrison will also skyrocket through the end of the year!...

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 630 words · Justin Van

The Most Effective At Home Cough Remedies For Kids

The common cold is caused by viruses and can vary in terms of severity. Coughs can last up to two weeks, so while the illness may linger, you can generally manage your child’s symptoms on your own if no complications arise. Children with coughs should be encouraged to rest and stay hydrated. Learn more about the most effective at-home cough remedies you can use, as well as signs your child may need to visit the doctor....

December 25, 2022 · 5 min · 1050 words · Brian Harmon

The Pros And Cons Of Getting Sole Legal Custody

While sole custody is generally not preferred by family courts, it is an essential consideration if you are leaving an abusive relationship or are dealing with a former spouse that is regularly unavailable. When pursuing sole legal custody, most parents assume that they are only arguing about sole physical custody. In truth, that’s not the only type of child custody that parents need to consider; legal custody must also be determined....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 716 words · Alma Gonzales

The Pros And Cons Of Starting School Later

While some people may think that teens are just lazy for not getting up early, doctors say that’s not actually the case. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has urged school districts to consider later start times so that adolescents can get adequate sleep. Still, many districts have said that changing the time school starts just isn’t feasible. What Physicians Say The AAP’s Adolescent Sleep Working Group reviewed studies involving inadequate sleep in teens....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 655 words · Norma Maier

The Risks Of Birth By Cesarean Section

Sometimes, the benefits of the cesarean birth will outweigh the risks, and sometimes, the vaginal birth benefits will outweigh the risks of the cesarean birth. The best option varies on an individual basis. You should consult a doctor if you are seeking advice about a potential cesarean birth. Cesarean Surgery Cesarean birth is major surgery, and, as with other surgical procedures, there are risks involved. The estimated risk of a woman dying after a cesarean birth is higher than the risk of death after a vaginal birth, but it is still considered a rare event....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 604 words · Nikki Bethel

The Second Stage Of Labor Delivering Your Baby

Your doctor and birth partner will encourage and support you throughout this stage and help you to believe in your ability to give birth.

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 24 words · Gary Weishaar

The Truth About Tampons Virginity And Teenage Girls

Discuss facts about menstruation hygiene products with your teen so she understands exactly what is happening with her body—and that choosing to use tampons will not impact her virginity. She may hear kids at school discuss this with terms like “pop her cherry,” “lose her virginity,” or other crude phrases that can cause worry, confusion, and embarrassment. It is also good to talk about what it means to be a virgin and the values your family has when it comes to sex....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 743 words · Arthur Cardenas

The World Tour Of Names

Remember, the emphasis here is on names that are more broadly used in their country of origin than anywhere else, so you’ll see some unusual ones listed. Boys Around the World Uncommon but not overly so, one of these names might satisfy your taste for the unusual: Adriaño: Portuguese form of Adrian. Alain: A French variant of Alan. Alarik: “Ruler over all” (Scandinavian). Alois: This Czech name is somewhat related to Louis (“famous in war”)....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 652 words · Kimberly Piccinone

Tips For Great Mother And Baby Portraits

Finding a Photographer Any good family portrait photographer can take mother and baby photos as part of a larger family session. However, since this is not a standard grouping, it is a good idea to mention your plan when scheduling your appointment. You want to make sure your photographer has enough time to get the shots they need. If you can’t find anyone with this approach, you can use an online directory such as PhotoSesh....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 583 words · Carl Outwater

Top 20 Pisces Baby Names

March (and the end of February!) is Pisces season. Pisces is the oldest of the zodiac signs, which means your little Piscean will likely be what they call an “old soul.” When it comes to naming your Pisces baby, you have plenty of sources of inspiration, mainly derived from the water, as it is a water sign. Here are some of our favorite Pisces inspired names. More: 10 Irish Baby Names for St....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 708 words · John Ferro

Travel With An Autistic Child

Teach your child the “waiting” skill if he does not have it. Put up a monthly calendar and check off each day until it is time to go. Bring the calendar with you and mark off the number of days in the new place, always having the departure date indicated. Put together a “travel book” of pictures (and/or words) of the means of transport you are going to be using to travel ( airplane, boat, train), who you are going to see (relatives, friends), where you will sleep (hotel, Grandma’s house), and what you will do or see at your destination (swimming, playing outside, visiting monuments)....

December 25, 2022 · 5 min · 930 words · Josefa Everson

Treating Diarrhea

Minor cases of the runs can be the result of: Overeating Nerves Minor viral infections Alcohol overindulgence A side effect of medication Eating food that’s just begun to spoil Lactose intolerance (which means your stomach’s digestive acids lack the enzyme that will properly digest the sugar in milk, causing gas, heartburn, and diarrhea) Taking too many antacids (which translates into too much magnesium and, ultimately, watery stools) Unless the sufferer is lactose intolerant (in which case you should change to a lactose-free milk) or takes too many antacids (in which case he or she should cut down), there’s little you need to do but let “nature take its course....

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 181 words · James Bellamy

Trying To Conceive During The Coronavirus Pandemic

More: 4 Things You Still Can Control If You Are Pregnant During This Pandemic That last little bit is is the root of quite a bit of controversy. So it comes down to this: If we don’t know what the impacts are on pregnant people and babies, is it ethical to continue fertility treatments? Secondly, is it ethical to remove someone’s right to medical procedures? Some folks argue fertility treatments are essential, and some will disagree....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 792 words · Carmen Shaffer

Tv Series Featuring Characters With Disabilities

December 25, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Arthur Sims

Underachievement Of Verbally Gifted Children

Why Do Gifted Kids Underachieve? The lack of challenging work, combined with the learning style and temperament of verbally gifted children, can lead to a loss of motivation and the loss of motivation leads to underachievement. It’s often difficult for teachers to understand this about young, gifted children because of what they have learned about child development, primarily Jean Piaget’s stages of development. Basically, Piaget did not consider children capable of true abstract thinking until they are around 11 or 12 years old....

December 25, 2022 · 5 min · 988 words · Amy Demski

Vacation Planning Ideas For New England

December 25, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Randall Wells