children
Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
BETTER DAYS CHALLENGE
We're all dreaming of better days—when we're finally able to see the people we've missed all this time and do the things we've anxiously been waiting to do. As the mother of a grade 12 Graduate to be, keeping our Graduate positive was a challenge. Not letting her feel defeated was a welcomed task. The philosophy of seeing the glass half full became the most important thing during isolation. Dreaming of better for our girl, I didn't want her graduating year to be defined by a pandemic. I desperately dreamt of something for the Grads to outshine the negative. Daring to Dream is so important more so now than ever.
By Paulette Wiebe6 years ago in Families
Signs your child might have autism
It is normal for parents to be concerned about the development of their (young) children. Many conditions or illnesses are easy to recognize for them, but there are also abnormalities that are less easily manifested physically. Autism is one of these abnormalities.
By Emma Smith6 years ago in Families
10 tips in RAISING a CHILD
The perfect way of raising a child simply does not exist. You know how you want it, but sometimes you run out of patience and let yourself go. It happens to us all, only you want to give your child a decent education, for which he or she is grateful later on.
By Emma Smith6 years ago in Families
To the Mothers of America:. Top Story - May 2020.
Remember when you discovered you were going to be a parent? The moment you learned that inside you, was another life? Remember the incredible fear and excitement you felt all at the same time? All you worried about was whether or not you would be a good mother. Do you remember when?
By Dr. Megan Babb6 years ago in Families
A Letter That I’ll Never Read Out-loud.
I feel ugly. Some of my actions or responses to things go wrong and it comes backs at me like a roaring fire. I can barely breathe sometimes when he’s mad and says things, but he apologizes. Makes it better. In the process of making me feel unwanted. A Burden. That word BURDEN. I always feel like a burden. I’m not wanted anywhere, i’m just coexisting. I fear i have an illness. Mental one. Postpartum. Depression. That’s another one. DEPRESSION. How can one word hold so much weight. WEIGHT. Ugh, i hate. “You need the excercise.” “Omg you got to lose weight girl.” “Stop being so lazy and walk faster. Keep up.” “Stop eating.” “You shouldn’t eat that if you’re trying to lose the weight.” “You’re really fat now.” They replay in my head on a never ending cycle. I go days without eating sometimes. I won’t eat until i feel weak. I do drink water though. I guess it helps with my appetite. I feel like i’m not doing what i should be doing for my kid. I’m raising her but am i keeping her healthy ? Am i being the best mom? Am i doing a bad job ? I must be cause that’s what she tells me. HER. She’s my fear. She made it her mission in life to make sure i will forever need her no matter if that taunts our relationship or not. She treats me so horribly but she gave me life. Evil lives within her and i fear it lives in me too. My worst fear is that evil being inside my baby.
By Susie Castro6 years ago in Families
5 Ways to Continue Your Children's Education This Summer
Let's face it: your kids probably haven't had the educational experiences you hoped they would this year. Instead of lamenting time lost, take charge of their learning and keep it going throughout the summer. By carrying learning throughout the summer, your kids will be better prepared to return to school in the fall on schedule and eager to learn.
By Olivia Picton6 years ago in Families
Set Your Child Up For Success With Storytime
We all have fond memories of listening to our favorite bedtime tales. Hearing stories is ingrained in our DNA as something that’s always been important to humankind, but the positive implications of reading out loud go well beyond the simple pleasures of story time.
By Karie Kirkpatrick6 years ago in Families
Childhood Memories
They are the most unforgettable memories in your in memory lane. That's because you have them from birth, since the time you are born and you come into this world.These memories are very delicate and precious right till the time you die.Well you are very delicate when you try to capture these memories when you are born into this world. But as you come into this world you tend to capture all these beautiful memories.
By karan koshy6 years ago in Families
