Literacy Development in the Early Years: How Parents can Help at Home
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- September
- 2016
- By Eat • Play • Sleep
- Children, Cognitive Development, Development, Early Reading Skills, Education, Guidance and Discipline, Literacy, Parenting, Play, Preschoolers, School Aged Children
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Once children are off to preschool, or school, many parents tend to leave it to the teacher to work on pre-reading skills, and trust that their young child is learning what they need to in school. The truth is, that learning is a triad of student, family, and school. All three must be invested […]
read moreIs Your Child Ready for a Cell Phone?
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- September
- 2015
- By Eat • Play • Sleep
- Children, Education, Guidance and Discipline, Parenting, Pre-teens and teens, School Aged Children, School Aged Children, Sleep
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By Regan Forsyth of Eat Play Sleep Family Wellness While mobile phones are a really convenient way to keep close touch with your pre-teens and teens, there is a lot more to be taken into consideration when deciding when is the right time to sign your son or daughter up. Cell phones are very […]
read moreRecognizing Signs of Substance Use or Misuse in Teens: Teaching them the Truth
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- June
- 2015
- By Eat • Play • Sleep
- Children, Education, Guidance and Discipline, Pre-teens and teens, School Aged Children
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It’s a well-known fact that it’s important in drug and alcohol use prevention in children, to openly and honestly discuss it early on. It’s also important to discuss it frequently and keep connected to your child and teen and learn about their social lives when out of the house. Even when parents do their best […]
read moreDiscipline and the Older Child
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- February
- 2015
- By Eat • Play • Sleep
- Children, Guidance and Discipline, Parenting, School Aged Children, Uncategorized
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Every family has different fundamental beliefs, rules, routines, and ways of handling conflict, but here are a few time-tested and proven techniques that can work for everyone! Make a list of family rules. Your children can help too! Get their input on what they find is reasonable and important in your home, and even some […]
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