Education

Most children naturally lose interest in trick-or-treating between ages 11-13, as they enter middle school. However, there is no set age when kids must stop, and many continue enjoying the tradition through their teenage years. The decision to stop trick-or-treating should be based on the individual child’s interests and maturity level rather than an arbitrary […]

Let’s face it – the debate over phones in school isn’t going away anytime soon. As a parent of two tech-savvy teens, I’ve gone back and forth on this issue more times than I can count. But after years of watching my kids navigate the digital world, I’ve come to a somewhat surprising conclusion: allowing

Interviewing children can be a delightful and insightful experience, whether you’re a parent, teacher, journalist, or researcher. The right questions can unlock a child’s imagination, reveal their unique perspective, and provide valuable insights into their thoughts and feelings. This blog post presents a carefully curated list of 100 interview questions for kids, designed to spark

Hey there, super cool kids! Are you ready for an alphabet adventure like no other? We’re about to dive into the wonderful world of “A” – the first letter of the alphabet and the start of so many awesome activities! Get your thinking caps on, your creative juices flowing, and let’s explore some fantastic “A”

School uniforms have been a polarizing topic in the education world for decades. Proponents argue that uniforms promote discipline, reduce socioeconomic disparities, and foster a sense of community within the school. However, there are compelling reasons why kids should not be forced to wear uniforms, and instead, be given the freedom to express themselves through

As our world becomes increasingly digitalized and fast-paced, the timeless principles of etiquette and good manners have never been more crucial. In a society filled with endless distractions and stimuli, etiquette helps children develop vital interpersonal skills like respect, empathy, and consideration for others. At its core, etiquette is about making those around us feel

If you were born in the year 2000, you’re part of an interesting generational cohort that doesn’t quite fit into the typically defined Millennial or Gen Z categories. Those born in 2000 have grown up straddling the line between the old analog world and the new hyper-connected digital reality. So what exactly do we call

What’s the Tea, Sis? Decoding Modern Kid Slang Kid slang is evolving faster than ever with youth culture constantly introducing creative new terms. While parents were once fluent in their kids’ vernacular, many now struggle to keep up. In this blog, we’ll define some of the latest teen slang so you can get up to

Can a single person be a foster parent? Yes, single adults are allowed to become foster parents in most states. There used to be more restrictions on single fostering, but today many states have provisions that explicitly permit single people to foster, as long as they meet all other requirements. The main considerations for single

Top 20 books for foster parents Book Title Best Suited For The Connected Child Parents dealing with attachment issues Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew Adoptive parents The Foster Parenting Manual New foster parents Parenting the Hurt Child Parents of children with trauma histories The Body Keeps the Score Parents of children