In the past, experts regarded an “only child” of a family as spoilt, oversensitive, socially incompetent, and a ‘disease in itself.’ However, the tide has shifted. As the population of sole children increases and people get more educated, their stereotypes have also started to fade, and their social standing has improved. According to research, there is no
Parents have needed to shift roles during the COVID-19 pandemic. Apart from being hands-on parents at home, parents have needed to shift roles as teachers to their kids. The global health crisis has forced schools to shift to the digital realm, and this has changed the way kids learn in the comfort of their homes.
It’s our job as parents to create a safe and healthy environment for our kids. But while we are too focused on exercise and nutrition, we usually forget how our own living space affects our family’s health. It’s where we play with our kids, cook meals for the family, and recharge after a busy day.
Between playing video games and always being on their phones and gadgets—there are several reasons why most kids nowadays stay indoors. These days, it seems like there are fewer reasons for children to go outdoors or have the desire to explore their natural environments. This factor makes it challenging for today’s parents to persuade their
The pandemic has created new lifestyles. It has an enormous impact on home life. Many adults now work from home. Many students are taking online classes. This means that everyone is at home most of the time. If you have dogs, they will be underfoot. The forecast is that more people will be working from home in
Raising a kid can feel exciting and scary at the same time. You will be welcoming a child into the world, which is a blessing for most couples looking forward to starting a family. However, you will find that the gift will come with responsibilities. Paying for vaccine shots, funding education, purchasing baby essentials, and
In this digital age, children are more likely to spend their time playing with their gadgets than having fun with physical activities outside the household. Thus, as parents looking to foster our children’s growth, we should encourage our children to play outside more. After all, children living a sedentary lifestyle hinders growth and prevents them
Every parent must encourage their kids to practice good study habits. From developing their organizational skills to their learning methods, children need support. As they grow, they have to go to school, and the academic phase starts. They have to get some homework done and study for exams, so they need to have a place
A perfectly manicured lawn makes any house look more idyllic. It’s the cherry on top of a sundae, the sundae being your home and its immediate surroundings. A lawn makes one house look more inviting, and keeping it looking good raises a home’s value. And think about it: If the people living there have kids
Helping your kids pack up for college is a bittersweet experience. On the one hand, there is the excitement in seeing them grow up. On the other, letting your children leave the house to live elsewhere is sad. Before getting there, however, you can make the most of your time with them. Bond with them
