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Why Highly Sensitive Parents Need a Supportive Community (And How to Find One)
Parenting can be hard for every parent. However, it is like an emotional marathon for highly sensitive parents. Why does parenting feel so intense, and how can highly sensitive parents find the necessary support needed? Highly sensitive parents (HSP) are frequently weighed down by the demands associated with parenting due to their sensitive sensory and responsive sensibility.
By Oluseyi Sogaoluabout a year ago in Families
DIY Plush Toys. AI-Generated.
Whether you’re a crafty parent, a hobbyist looking for a new project, or an aspiring toy maker, sewing your own plush toys is a rewarding and creative journey. With the DIY movement gaining traction in recent years, the trend of handmade plush toys is on the rise—not just for fun, but also as a form of sustainable and personal expression.
By Rubyabout a year ago in Families
How to Manage Social Media as a Mompreneur Without Losing Your Mind
Particularly for highly sensitive mompreneurs, social media is a double-edged sword. Looking to share your messages, connect with your target audience, and build your business from scratch, social media is a dominant tool for building your business. But the truth is that the situation can be overwhelming, psychologically draining, and over-stimulating.
By Oluseyi Sogaoluabout a year ago in Families
HE'S STILL MY BOY
HE’S STILL MY BOY “Jo, I quickly said as my daughter-in-law answered her phone. “Call Ken’s doctor. There’s a problem and before you ask, no, I’m not sure what it is.”
By Margaret Brennanabout a year ago in Families
The Old Mango Tree
My eyes were on the mango tree across the lot. I was afraid of that tree. It was huge and scary at night. I was scared I might see ghost under it. And snakes, and bats, and little angry people.
By Raquel Panganibanabout a year ago in Families
The Impact of Mobile Devices on Infant Development
In the modern digital era, babies are increasingly exposed to mobile devices, prompting serious concern among parents, pediatricians, and child development experts due to the possible adverse effects on both short- and long-term development. While mobile screens may provide colorful images and engaging sounds that seem to calm or entertain infants, overuse and unsupervised screen time can negatively impact a baby’s growth in multiple areas. A primary concern lies in brain development, as early childhood is a vital period when neural connections are rapidly forming, and learning best occurs through real-life interaction, sensory exploration, and bonding with caregivers not passive screen viewing.
By G.M. Rayhanabout a year ago in Families
The Signs of Sibling Sexual Abuse
Sibling sexual abuse is an uncomfortable subject. Many people don’t want to believe that it happens, but it does. How can you as a parent or responsible adult detect sibling sexual abuse, prevent it, and deal with it?
By Wanjiru Ciiraabout a year ago in Families
Young, Bold, and On the Air: Boss Brothers JuJu & Jay Launch First Interactive Kids’ Radio Show on GSSL
Jaden and JuJu aren’t your average kids. They’re writers. They’re musicians. They’re entrepreneurs. And now, at just 10 and 12 years old, they’re becoming radio hosts, too. On April 5, 2025, the two brothers—better known to their growing audience as the Boss Brothers—are set to launch a brand-new children’s radio show called Boss Talk with Boss Brothers JuJu & Jay, airing live at 11:00 AM CST on GSSLRADIO.COM.
By Michelle Du'Boisabout a year ago in Families
A Tale of Pride and Pack
In the heart of the Great Savannah, where golden grass danced under the blazing sun and ancient trees whispered secrets to the wind, lived a mighty lion named Aslan. His mane was thick and golden, his roar thunderous, and his pride respected him as the undisputed king of their territory.
By Ubaid Ullahabout a year ago in Families
Expatriation: The Hidden Trauma for Your Kids
When you decide to move abroad with your children, your focus is often on logistics, schools, or finding a home in a new country. But there’s one crucial aspect that many expats overlook: the psychological impact on your kids. While adults may experience their own challenges adjusting to a new life, children are just as deeply affected, sometimes in ways that are harder to recognize. Are you truly prepared for the emotional toll this move might take on your little ones?
By Bubble Chill Media about a year ago in Families
Knitting Kits for Kids. AI-Generated.
Knitting has long been associated with relaxation, creativity, and skill-building. Traditionally seen as a hobby for adults, knitting is now becoming increasingly popular among children. With the rise of knitting kits for kids, parents and educators are discovering that this craft is not only a fun activity but also an excellent way to develop essential cognitive and motor skills.
By Ruby2 years ago in Families
Connetix Tiles: The Best Magnetic Tiles for Kids
What Are Connetix Tiles? Connetix Tiles are innovative magnetic building tiles designed to inspire creativity and learning in children. These tiles feature high-quality, strong magnets encased in durable, non-toxic plastic, allowing kids to build intricate 2D and 3D structures. Unlike traditional building blocks, Connetix Tiles connect seamlessly, making them an excellent tool for fostering spatial awareness, problem-solving skills, and fine motor development. With their vibrant colors and transparent, glossy finish, these tiles provide an engaging and visually stimulating play experience.
By Jhon2 years ago in Families