I Make Mistakes So You Can Learn From Them
If there is one thing about parenting that I know for a fact, it is that nobody gets it right all of the time. In fact, sometimes we all fail epically! Yes, you see perfect families on Pinterest or Instagram, but that is not always true life parenting. Behind that photo are 57 other photos…
If you’re a parent, you’ve probably heard the phrase “self-care” more times than you’ve had hot dinners. Instagram wellness gurus and glossy magazine covers would have us believe that achieving daily “me time” is as simple as lighting a scented candle and sinking into a bubble bath. But we live in the real world where…
The rise of social media has opened up a world of opportunity for today’s teenagers. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube have become spaces where young people can share their passions, build communities, and even launch careers as teen influencers. As a parent, it can be both exciting and daunting to watch your teen step…
Today I’m sharing some of the biggest red flags for teenagers’ social media accounts. Social media is inescapable. If you haven’t already received a request from your teenager. It probably won’t be too long before your they start asking you for access to popular platforms. Social media can, of course, be used for good and…
Teaching kids to budget is one of the most valuable lessons we can give as parents. Helping children understand the value of money and how to manage it provides them with essential life skills for the future. Whether it’s saving for a special toy, understanding the importance of budgeting, or learning how to make smart…
How to Encourage Your Kid’s Creativity In today’s hectic lifestyle, it sometimes feels like we’ve lost the ability to simply play and discover. It seems everything is scheduled, for leisure as well as work. While that’s not necessarily a bad thing, making time for creative pursuits can help both mental and physical well-being. But we…
They Learn More Than The Classroom Kids do learn a lot from school, but that is all academic. They also need to learn about other things in the world too. There is a huge difference between learning about a place on a map and actually being there and experiencing it. When you travel Europe, you…
Tips to encourage bilingual children As you may or may not know, My granddaughter is bilingual! And I am in awe of her learning two languages side by side. She isn’t even 2 years old and she can speak both Dutch and English. Like most bilingual children her age, she does get a little mixed…