Peer Pressure Among Kids & Teens
Research shows that kids who have solid, positive relationships with their parents fare much better in the effort to stand up to pressures that come at them in social circles.
Research shows that kids who have solid, positive relationships with their parents fare much better in the effort to stand up to pressures that come at them in social circles.
Recognizing that your child’s behavior may not be typical is difficult — especially if it’s your first child.
Put your busy schedule on hold as often as possible and just sit and play with your kids!
Kids are sponges — why not allow them the opportunity to soak up another language right now?
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No parent is perfect, we have all raised our voices more often than we wanted. Now is the time to bring awareness and stop yelling at our children. Here’s how.
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The new Primrose School of South Lebanon recently opened, and there is so much to look forward to for students, parents and the community.
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In today’s smartphone era, it’s hard to keep kids engaged with reading! Here are eight simple ways you can change that.
It takes a little planning on your part to get the new school year off to a good start.
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All the gibbering from Baby is going somewhere, believe it or not! Encourage it and help her develop her language.
