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Education

Activities That Help Your Child Develop Motor Skills

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by Emma Radebaugh

A woman and a child, each holding a block from a wooden box filled with blocks of various colors and sizes.

Is your little one wobbly when they walk? Do they struggle with seemingly simple tasks like buttoning their shirt or holding a pencil? These are all signs that your child may benefit from activities that help develop their motor skills. Motor skills are essential for everyday tasks such as eating, dressing, and playing. They involve the use ...

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So Your Child Wants To Play the Drums. What Do You Do?

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by Emma Radebaugh

A young child with short hair sitting behind a large drum set and preparing to play while smiling at the viewer.

When your child announces their interest in drumming, you might immediately feel some hesitation and dread. After all, you want to support your child’s creative endeavors, but drums are, without a doubt, loud. Exploring the steps to take when your child wants to play the drums will guide you through this musical journey and help you find ...

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Ways You Can Get Involved in Your Child’s School Events

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by Emma Radebaugh

A mom volunteers at her child's school. She, her son, and other children play with toys on the floor in the classroom.

As a working mom, you’re always juggling countless responsibilities in your professional and personal life. One area where your involvement matters the most is at your child's school events. Finding ways to get involved in your child’s school events will strengthen your bond with your child and contribute to the school community. Here are ...

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Ways To Encourage Your Child’s Love of Science

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by Emma Radebaugh

A child playing with a science display at a museum while their guardian and another child point and watch.

Science opens doors to critical thinking, problem-solving, and understanding the world around us. Fostering a love of science in your child while they’re young can help them grow up to be a creative problem-solver. This article aims to provide practical ways to encourage your child’s love of science. Implementing these methods can help your ...

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Tips for Keeping Your Child’s Brain Engaged All Summer Long

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by Emma Radebaugh

A young Black child reading a book she got from the local library. Natural light is coming in from the window.

Summer break is an exciting time for kids, although it can become frustrating for parents who want to keep their kids mentally active.  Fortunately, it’s possible to keep your child’s brain engaged all summer long without doing anything too difficult or stressful. With a few simple strategies, you can help your child continue to learn ...

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Welcome! I'm Raki. I am a working mom of 2 (22-year old son and 15-year old daughter). I share tips to balance work, family, and make time for you. More...

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