How to Cope When You’re Feeling Cooped Up
Due to the recent events of the COVID-19, a lot of people have found themselves in isolation. Here are some ideas of how to curve those feelings of being cooped up.
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Child Abuse Prevention Month
April Is Child Abuse Prevention Month The following is a calendar of events (digital and virtual!) for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Prevent Child Abuse America. This calendar is updated
Planting of the Blue Kids
Family & Children’s Center’s child abuse prevention and early intervention programs such as: Stepping Stones and Matty’s Place Child Abuse Advocacy Centers, Healthy Families, and planted Blue Kids in honor
Parent-Child Attachment
Attachment is a type of bond that connects one person with another over time. It is never too late to work on an attachment relationship. Though it is easiest to establish a healthy relationship within the first four years, that does not mean it can’t be repaired.
Taxpayer Resources for Donors
Taxpayers who donate to charity should check out these resources: Taxpayers who donate to a charity may be able to claim a deduction on their tax return. These deductions basically
The Importance of Reading
The Importance of Reading to Your Child Alainna Hanson Ready, Set, READ! There are many benefits to reading to your child. The first five years of a child’s
Battling — and winning — the homework wars
The new school year marks many new beginnings for families with school-age children. It means returning to a more structured routine, setting an alarm clock each morning, getting to know
It’s called comfort food for a reason
If you’ve found a pan of brownies to be an ideal television-watching companion, potato chips to be a great way to unwind at the end of a tough day or
Dating after divorce
Dating isn’t the easiest thing to do no matter where you’re at in life, but it’s especially tricky after divorce. There are lots of loose ends, baggage, children might be
When your child starts asking questions about sex, it’s time to start talking
It’s a conversation many parents would like to put off as long as possible, but when your children start asking questions about sex, it’s time to start talking. Many children
