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It’s simply a fact, we live in a day and age driven by screens in many different forms. We cannot turn a blind eye or
“You don’t understand Mom, you don’t know what it is like to be a kid.” After carefully doing my math to realize how long it
Whether you live in a multi-million-dollar mansion or a studio apartment, the need for a space for your child to complete his/her distance learning is
“For every action, there is an equally powerful reaction.” What scientists have known for centuries many children seem to have difficulty understanding. Now, why is
We are navigating uncharted territory with the coronavirus and the closure of virtually everything “normal” in our day-to-day…schools, sports, extracurriculars, playdates, amusement parks, stores, and
Parents have been struggling to connect and understand their children for generations. Your parents wondered why you did the things you did, pondered how to
Nuclear Emotions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL7z5r1BK10The emotions are swirling inside your children whether they are staying locked in, leaking out or full-on exploding. Check out these four quick
Staying connected and finding “normal” are challenges for parents of students today. In this episode of Doable Discipleship, Jason Weiland and head of Saddleback Kids,
“You don’t understand Mom, you don’t know what it is like to be a kid.” After carefully doing my math to realize how long it
Whether you live in a multi-million-dollar mansion or a studio apartment, the need for a space for your child to complete his/her distance learning is
“For every action, there is an equally powerful reaction.” What scientists have known for centuries many children seem to have difficulty understanding. Now, why is
We are navigating uncharted territory with the coronavirus and the closure of virtually everything “normal” in our day-to-day…schools, sports, extracurriculars, playdates, amusement parks, stores, and
