What’s the best approach to speaking with my ex-husband about his parenting style?
Co-parenting with an ex-partner can be challenging, especially if you and your partner have different parenting styles. Learn more from child development expert Shenley Seabrook about how to navigate important parenting conversations with an ex.
3 Vital Steps Parents Should Take To Find the Best Nanny for Their Family
There is a lot to finding a nanny. Emily Louange review the most crucial steps you want to ensure you do right!
I have my first nanny job. Do I have to declare my income on my taxes?
While taxes can be complicated, it’s imperative to declare your taxes for income earned as a nanny. Here are some tips and resources for making sure you and your nanny family are following the law.
The Reggio Emilia Approach in Early Childhood
The Reggio Emilia approach in early childhood recognizes that children are self-directed, curious learners who can advocate for themselves and their best learning styles. Learn more from early learning expert Mirella Alexis.
What are the signs of emotional abuse?
Domestic violence prevention advocate, Kelley Wotherspoon, reviews signs of trouble and what to do if you suspect a loved one is being abused.
How can caregivers prevent or remedy burnout?
The juggle is real! It can be challenging for parents and caregivers to manage it all. Kayla Thomas discusses some ways in which you can find balance and sanity.
Should we raise our kids to be gender-neutral?
Many parents wonder if they are subconsciously imposing their own ideas upon their children. LGTBQ inclusion advocate, Lolo, sheds valuable insights.
Do playdates put my children’s safety at risk?
Certified sexual assault prevention expert, Mirella Alexis, advises on how we can help our kids safely expand their social circles and participate in the fun aspects of youth.
Is breastfeeding supposed to hurt?
Though breastfeeding is considered natural, it can hurt! Lactation consultant, Crystal Morgan, offers advice on what can help it be more comfortable for mom and baby.
How can I help my child’s back and neck pain caused by e-learning?
E-learning has already caused kids aches and pains. Sara, a pediatric occupational therapist, shares insights on what you can do to help.