Helping Little Hearts Heal: Grief Activities for Kids to Cope with Loss
July 19, 2023Grief activities
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Kiko Anderson
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Losing a loved one can be an overwhelming and heartbreaking experience for anyone, especially for children. It's vital to provide a supportive environment for them to express and cope with their grief effectively. Grief counseling and therapy sessions can help, but incorporating fun and interactive activities into their daily routine can make the journey more manageable. These activities can help children to understand and process their emotions, memories, and feelings related to their loss. In this blog post, we'll share some grief activities for kids to help them cope with their loss and navigate through tough times.
The Impact Unveiled: How Does Social Media Affect Social Skills?
July 19, 2023Social Media
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Kiko Anderson
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In this modern age of technology, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. There's no denying that social media platforms have brought us much closer and connected us with people across the globe. However, with the rapid development of this digital world, it's important to understand its impact on social skills. Are we losing our ability to connect with people face-to-face? In this blog post, we will discuss the question of how social media affects social skills!
The Five Best Piano Books for Children Learning to Play
July 18, 2023
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Josh Burgoyne
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Before I taught elementary school, I taught piano lessons to a group of kids in my neighborhood. It was one of the most fulfilling jobs I’ve had—just like how learning the piano is one of the most fulfilling skills a child can gain.…
When Nightmares Strike: How to Help Kids with Nightmares
July 18, 2023
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Josh Burgoyne
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Do you remember any dreams you had as a kid? I certainly do—but I don’t remember many of the good ones. Instead, I mainly remember nightmares. Nightmares are a pretty common occurrence in childhood, often disturbing even the highest quality sleep. In fact,…
Mastering Parenting Skills: The Art of How to Talk So Kids Will Listen
July 18, 2023
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Josh Burgoyne
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Have you ever had a conversation with your child, only to realize that every word you’ve said has flown in one ear and out the other? We’ve all been there before. Whether they have their eyes on the phone or their head in…
Inappropriate Children’s Books and Mental Health
July 18, 2023
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Josh Burgoyne
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The media we consume often affects our mental health—and that goes double for kids. Children’s minds are kind of like sponges. As they grow up, they eagerly soak up any and all information presented to them. When this info comes from a trustworthy…
Ten Common Types of Cyberbullying
July 18, 2023
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Paige Geis Bradshaw
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As technology has developed and advanced, cyberbullying has become an umbrella term. Cyberbullying can take place not only through cell phones, but on computers and tablets as well. That means virtual vitriol isn’t limited to phone calls and text messages—it can happen through…
Is Cyberbullying Protected by Freedom of Speech?
July 18, 2023
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Paige Geis Bradshaw
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The second the Internet became accessible by all, predators found a way to infiltrate and carve out their own corner online. Sadly, the same can be said for bullies. Now, not only can cruel kids take their teasing and taunting up and down…