Parents and teachers are partners, working together to help kids reach their full potential. That's why parent-teacher conferences aren't all about grades. Think of these meetings as powerful opportunities to learn more about the child's needs, strengths, and personality. Here are some tips to help you make the most of those PTCs. … [Read more...] about What to do at your child’s next parent-teacher conference
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Tips for making your own baby food
Is your baby ready for solids? It's cheaper and healthier to make your own baby food. You can use fresh, organic ingredients and minimize his exposure to salt and other preservatives. Plus, you can develop his tastebuds by offering different kinds of fruits and vegetables. Here are some tips. … [Read more...] about Tips for making your own baby food
Preparing your child for an entrance exam
Planning to send your child to a prestigious private school? These schools offer great education and are a big step to entering an equally prestigious college. Here are some tips for helping him prepare for the entrance exam, without adding too much undue pressure. … [Read more...] about Preparing your child for an entrance exam
Stages of a baby’s smile
Nothing melts a mom's heart more than a baby's smile. But this gummy grin doesn't just happen overnight. There are 'developmental stages' as his smile goes from a reflex reaction to true socialization and the first sign of a sense of humor. … [Read more...] about Stages of a baby’s smile
5 reasons to get your kids into gardening
Next time your kids whine, 'I'm bored!' hand them a watering can and invite them to join you in the garden. Kids can learn many things from gardening. Even if they don't have a green thumb (or ever develop one) the process teaches valuable life skills that will truly help their personality bloom. … [Read more...] about 5 reasons to get your kids into gardening