Curious about meditation for kids? As more and more adults realize the benefits of meditation, a lot of parents have also figured out that meditation can help kids, too. Let’s take a look at some of the specifics. Mindfulness Tools…
Does your child want to speak a second language? If so, that’s wonderful! But what if your child’s school doesn’t offer foreign language classes? Don’t worry. If your kid’s school doesn’t provide the right foreign language classes, you still have…
If you have a child who is struggling in school or their daily actives due to sensory processing issues, the good news is that there are several ways to overcome their difficulties. Over the past decade, various therapies have been…
Two weeks ago, we talked about some of the ways that the arts benefit your kids. This week, we want to get a little more specific. Did you know that music lessons can benefit your kids in all kinds of…
When you look for after school activities, you can’t go wrong with the arts. There’s something for everyone. For your kid with the dramatic flair, theater camp is the way to go. For your little daydreamer with the vivid imagination,…
If you live in Texas, then you undoubtedly understand how the continual hot weather can begin to wreak havoc on your body. For kids, the effects of heat can be much quicker and more severe, leading to things like dehydration…
Preschoolers have a seemingly endless supply of energy. While that’s wonderful for their own growth and development, it can sometimes leave parents exhausted. Furthermore, some preschoolers are even more active than the rest of their peers, needing constant stimulation to…
Now that the school year is in full swing, your kids may need activities that let them blow off some steam, grow their social skills, and flex their creative muscles. Kids learn best when they’re having fun, so if you’re…
How can you encourage your introverted child to thrive while also supporting his or her need for low-key activities? If you’re an extroverted parent, or even if you’re an introvert who was expected to act like an extrovert when you…
There’s nothing wrong with some screen time in moderation. Too much screen time can be addictive, though, especially for developing brains. Worse, screen time is a form of passive entertainment, which means that kids don’t have to be fully engaged…