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7 W’s and How’s of Keeping Track of Your Kid’s Grades in 2020

By: Anne Younger

Anyone who has kids understands how insanely difficult it is trying to keep track of their performance. Bundled with other responsibilities to attend to, the last thing any parent or guardian would like to do is police their kids’ grades. For anyone who’s been agonizing over how to monitor a child’s progress, this post has […]

Four Common Pitfalls of New Parents and How To Avoid Them

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Unlike your new TV or computer, your newborn baby does not come with a manual. It can be a bit of trial and error when it comes to sussing out your newborn and what works best for them. There are many books and online forums specifically for new parents, giving varying degrees of tips and […]

Help! 4 Ways for Overwhelmed Moms to Find Support

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Becoming a mother for the first time is a joyous, wonderful experience. However, as every experienced mom can attest, raising a child is extremely taxing in a myriad of ways. Indeed, from paying the bills, to educating your little one, to keeping them safe day in and day out, new moms have to manage every […]

Supporting Your Child To Improve Their Future Career

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It’s easy to forget why your child gets up for school each morning when they are feeling unhappy about it. With their reluctance to spend time in a place like this, you’d think there was something wrong or unpleasant about learning, even if it is preparing your little ones for their future. This leaves a […]

5 Summer Camp Ideas For Highly Motivated Teens

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Summer camps are a great opportunity for kids to learn new skills, grow as individuals and immerse themselves in a specific field. Many interest-basedsummer camps are created around career paths, college majors or hobbies that teens can enjoy. If you have a teenager who is highly motivated or passionate, a summer camp could help them […]

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