I like to have lots of tools in my arsenal to help my kids feel better when they’re unwell, so I’m looking forward to sharing some of my favorite fever-fighting tips in this article, sponsored by #CollectiveBias and its advertiser. All of the thoughts and opinions are mine. #FightFever First though, remember that not all…
This school year, my six year old is working hard on her reading skills. She grabs books all day long and points things out to me. She probably could have been reading by now, but she didn’t want to. She preferred to curl up in my lap (or her sister’s or brother’s) and close her…
The pretend play of childhood is often just considered valueless fun. The truth is, though, the ability to turn an ordinary bedroom into a princess’s private quarters or a soldier’s bunker takes critical thinking, problem solving, coordination, cooperation, and a great deal of flexibility in thinking. Imagination and creativity matter. Imaginative play offers many…
I went into homeschooling with a bit of trepidation all those years ago…after all, I enjoyed writing books and having time while the kids were away to focus on my freelance writing. But, things shift, and I’m now a huge advocate for homeschooling – especially when you have gifted kids. Still not convinced? Check…
Do you have preschool-aged kids? Are you struggling with what to do for the upcoming school year? Maybe you plan to homeschool, but aren’t sure exactly where to start, and worry that your kids will miss out on something by not going to a normal preschool… Maybe your kids are gifted — and asynchronous — and…
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