Learning to manage social conflicts effectively is crucial for young people so they can build resilience, empathy, and healthy relationships. In this blog, we’ll look at various ways in which you as a parent can help your teen and/or tween through social conflicts.

With technology becoming more ingrained in our everyday lives, the act of writing by hand might seem like a fading skill. However, past research has continuously shown that putting pen to paper has far-reaching benefits, especially for young minds!

As we all know, learning is not confined to the four walls of a classroom; it extends into the heart of our homes, influencing a child’s development in profound ways. It is an important role for parents to foster a rich and conducive learning environment for their children.

Extracurricular activities encompass a wide range of pursuits outside the traditional classroom setting. These can include sports, arts, music, clubs, and various hobby-based activities. They provide children with the opportunity to explore their interests, build skills, and develop character.