Most people consider anxiety to be something adults deal with. But, it impacts children more than you might think. It’s estimated that 7.1% of children ages 3-17 have
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Helping Your Kid Navigate an Invisible Illness
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 96% of all chronic illnesses are considered “invisible.” Unfortunately, millions of people live with them each day – including children. Invisible illnesses
How to Healthily Cope With Empty Nest Syndrome
Every parent knows that their children will eventually grow up and move out of the family home. It’s not something you think about when they’re born, but it
Preparing for the Challenges Inherent in Blended Family Parenting
Though the rate is declining, about 40-50% of all marriages still end in divorce. Blended families are just as common. At least half of the children that come
Self-Care Makes You a Better Parent: Here’s How You Can Prioritize It
Lucille Ball said, “Love yourself first, and everything else falls in line.” And, Lucy knew a thing or two about love. Self-care might seem like a buzzword right
Kids And COVID-19 Re-Opening Anxiety: 6 Tips
COVID-19 Re-Opening Anxiety Is Real Simona lives in Edinburgh. Her elder daughter, 8-year-old Tilda, has been diligent during the quarantine. She did her homework, participated to online classes,
Amy’s Secret to Family Vacation Success
6 Constitutional Amendments You Need to Enjoy a Multi-Generational Family Vacation When we planned our first multi-generational family vacation, none of us could have known that the political
8 Reasons Kids Need Science
[thrive_headline_focus title=”Do kids need science?” orientation=”left”] Yes, kids need science. But what you’re probably wondering is why? With smartphones a finger’s length away and the almighty Google answering
7 Ways To Know You’re Best Friends Forever
You’re stuck with her. She's The One True Best Friend. A great bestie is the best relationship you'll ever have. She's always got your back, wants the best
A Successful Road Trip with Kids?
I always swore I’d never be that mom. You know, the one handing her kids iPads and iPhones…then I tried a road trip with kids. Road trips with