Parents Anticipate The Joys Summer Break In 33 Spot-On Tweets
The countdown to the end of the school year has begun: Teachers and students can finally see a light at the end of the tunnel.
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The 10 Rudest Things You Can Do In A Parents Group Chat
If you have a school-age child, you’ve likely been added to several parents group chats — for their class at school as well as soccer, gymnastics or whichever activities your child participates in.
18 Tweets About The Realities Of Signing Kids Up For Summer Camp
Just when the daycare years were coming to a close and you thought you could see a light at the end of the childcare tunnel, here comes summer camp!
40 Too-Real Tweets About Children Playing Musical Instruments
If your parenting goal is to raise a little Renaissance Person, you’ll need to make sure your child receives a well-rounded arts education, including learning how to play a musical instrument.
Are You Raising A Member Of The 'Anxious Generation'? Here's How To Protect Your Kid's Happiness.
A new bestselling book has labeled teens today “the Anxious Generation.” If your child is a teen (or will be soon), you’re probably wondering if there’s anything you can do to protect their mental health.
New Data Reveals The Unexpected Feeling 66% Of Parents Experience Regularly
Like most parents of young children, Anne Helms juggles a lot of responsibilities throughout the day. She works full time in human resources for Ohio State University and cares for her 6-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter.
10 Times A Baby Name Choice Led To Some Awkward Family Drama
Parents-to-be face all kinds of pressure when selecting a name for their baby. A name should be cute enough for an infant yet also sufficiently dignified for an adult professional, familiar enough to be pronounceable in the language of the child’s birth country and any other languages spoken in the family, and unique enough that they won’t share a first name with half of their preschool class but not so unique that anyone is seeing the word for the first time. In other words, not too weird, not too dull. Just right.
40 Tweets About The Absurdity Of Packing School Lunches For Kids
The parents of X (formerly Twitter) love to describe the fulfillment and delight of using dinosaur-shaped cookie cutters to make fun sandwiches and filling multicolored muffin cups with fresh-sliced fruits and veggies — each accompanied by a delectable homemade dip. Naturally, their children eat every bite, leaving their lunchboxes spotless and empty, and, upon arrival home, they declare, “Lunch was so delicious, Mom, I’ll take care of making dinner for you tonight!”