How to Parent Kids with Emotional & Special Needs During COVID-19
By Amy Taylor The COVID-19 pandemic has influenced every aspect of our daily lives for the past few months. Parents and children [...]
Virtual School and Homeschool Resources
By: Lauren Malloy We like you have been trying to prepare ourselves for the pending school year as best as we can. [...]
20 Reasons to Just Do It: Push Past Fear
By: Lauren Malloy Sometimes the desire we feel to accomplish our goals sub comes to the negative thoughts of defeat in our [...]
Still Shut In: Activities and Games to Play as a Family
By Lauren Malloy Quality time is a good thing and we all need to make some time for it. Under the current [...]
Five Kid Friendliest Places to Visit in Downtown Fredericksburg
By: Lauren Malloy Sisters taking a stroll on Caroline St. If you are anything like me, you are trying your [...]
How to Parent Children with Emotional Disabilities
By Amy Taylor Parenting is tough. Parenting a child with an emotional disability brings its own set of challenges. In learning [...]
Trying to Raise a Resilient Child? Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes!
By Kerrie McLoughlin Resilience is an important skill to have throughout life, but what does resilience mean? It’s coming back from [...]
14 Ways to Make Summertime Learning Fun
by Christa Melnyk Hines Wondering how to help your child retain reading, writing and math skills she gained over the school year [...]
How to Spot ADHD in Your Daughter (and Your Son, too)
While commonly diagnosed in boys, ADHD symptoms look different in girls By Brandy Centolanza Most kids are curious, fidgety, impulsive and [...]
5 Ways to Help Kids Manage Anxiety During the Coronavirus Pandemic
By Kate Sheehan LCSW Anxiety thrives on uncertainty. These are uncertain times. We can expect our children to feel more than the [...]
