Tag Archives: Parenting

How to Teach Good Sportsmanship To Your Kids

If you asked ten different people what being a “good sport” means, they would all focus on different aspects. Here’s one definition: “Sportsmanship is when competitors or viewers of competitive events treat one another with respect and exhibit appropriate behaviour. This includes being supportive, being respectful, having a positive attitude, being willing to learn and… Read More »

11 Tips To Help Your Child Deal With Divorce

It wouldn’t be original for me to say that divorce is equally stressful for spouses getting divorced and their children. So, what exactly causes stress in children in the first place? It’s the changes. The composition of the family is shifting where parents are no longer living together, the general atmosphere in the family, and… Read More »

5 Tips on How to Help Kids with Special Needs Thrive

Children with special needs aren’t the only ones who deal with a society whose expectations do not align with reality. Parents and caregivers of special needs kids do as well. The fact is that parental skills are often taught in a supposed “one-size-fits-all” paradigm. How can parents figure out how to guide their children with… Read More »

4 Things to Keep in Mind When You Talk to Your Child

Parenthood is constantly evolving. Our children are changing so rapidly, growing, learning, and becoming more independent, and we have to change, too. With new ideas, products, and dangers in the world around us, our communication with our children can make or break our relationship with them, and that affects how they engage with the world.… Read More »

How to Improve Your Child’s Concentration And Focus

We have all been there—some of us more frequently than others—but all of us have been equally frustrated. Our children sometimes have difficulty with concentration and focus. From stress to ADHD, many obstacles can ruin our children’s focus and concentration. Children who are gifted, neurodivergent, or neurotypical all struggle with focus-related issues from time to… Read More »