Most financial literacy courses, for kids or adults, are classist, racist, and patronizing. For kids, it is the most insidious. Hear me out, please… You will say, what’s wrong with learning to budget or learning… Read More »The Problem with Financial Literacy Training for Kids
Mothers Day. A time for flowers, brunch, hopefully a day relatively off where you can do what you enjoy. This Mother’s Day give yourself a REAL gift. One that will last! Do a few things… Read More »The 3 Gifts To Give YOURSELF This Mothers Day!
Bullying can be a real problem among kids of all ages. Sharon Peters, from Parents Helping Parents shares her top tips for handling the problem. Bullying is sadly common. When children and/or families are facing ongoing… Read More »Top 4 Tips for Handling Bullying
Jocelyn Greene, founder of Child’s Play NY, shows us how to use dramatic, imaginative play to help our kids have fun indoors and preserve our own sanity this winter. Creating the Stage and Surviving Winter Ok… Read More »Indoor Activities For Kids
One of the most stressful times as a new parent is when you spend your very last bit of energy making a meal for your toddler and they immediately start throwing it on the floor.… Read More »Toddlers Throwing Food
We could not believe that we got the smallest helmet there was and it was so big on our daughter, but we knew we had shopped around for a helmet forever. We both did, or… Read More »Finding the Smallest Helmet is a Challenge
What was your first childhood memory? Depending on the person, this memory will likely be something that happened around the end of your preschool years. As a parent, you are probably wondering when that… Read More »When Will My Little One Start Creating Memories
It’s easy for summer vacation to impact your parenting because you may feel as though you have to let your children have a little extra fun. Vacation is supposed to be a fun time, not… Read More »How Summer Vacation Can Impact Parenting
New York City is filled with people from hundreds of different countries and there are rich and diverse communities throughout the city. Yet most American children speak only English in their early years and do… Read More »How Bilingualism Can Change Your Child’s Life (Sponsored)
Shout Out for Going Backwards!!! by Alice Kaltman As this summer ended and autumn began, my office phone rang off the hook. The perfect sleeper was suddenly up at 3 am, the previously potty-trained was back… Read More »Kids regressing? Spiraling is okay