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Whether you have a child starting kindergarten or not, you're gonna want to watch Dwayne Reed's video.
I know: You want to cry and celebrate at the same time.
Here’s how much experts recommend.
Reaching adulthood is not a race. I think we’d all enjoy an extra year of childhood if we had the chance.
But it's still daunting.
Validating feelings, dispelling fears and incorporating secret handshakes (!) can help all involved.
Curling up with a good book and air conditioning sounds like a perfect way to spend a quiet summer afternoon!
Here's how to prepare your child (and yourself) for a year of changes.
Plus tips for how to build them into a week-long curriculum that keeps little learners busy and engaged.
I feel so proud of him—and myself, too. ❤️
I've been acting fine with it this whole time, but to be honest, it tugs at my heart knowing how fleeting your youth is.
How old was your child when they stopped napping, mama?
It takes hard work and involvement to ensure today's students progress as individuals.
Let him know in his very bones that at the end of each day, good or bad, he is known and loved and rooted for and championed.
If transitions are hard on your child—and your child is hard on you—try these strategies to help them cope, and find a way to cope yourself.
As a mom in this stage of life, it's easy to feel like our kids don't really need us anymore.
Here's how to help your baby, mama.
Some days will be full of wonder. Some days will be hard. Let the good days fuel your passion for learning but don't let the tough ones take the fun out of it.
You'd think I wouldn't need to blink an eye about today, but you're wrong.
Mamas, I know it's hard. It won't be easy. Tears will likely roll down your cheeks on that first day of school. Please just know that it gets easier—but only if you let it.