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Building Healthy Homework Habits, Part III

Building Healthy Homework Habits, Part III

by Ari Yares | Oct 15, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Homework can get us all down – kids and parents both. With a little planning, we can help make homework less of a burden. Resources Building Healthy Homework Routines. Part I Building Healthy Homework Routines. Part II Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: The...
Building Healthy Homework Routines, Part I

Building Healthy Homework Routines, Part I

by Ari Yares | Sep 23, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Feeling the same anxiety about homework that your children have? Believe it or not, with a little help, you can get your kids to develop healthy and helpful homework habits. Resources Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: The Homework Box Multitasking: Homework Help or...
Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Helping to Make Sense of Math Word Problems

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Helping to Make Sense of Math Word Problems

by Ari Yares | Apr 25, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Many of us have a fair amount of anxiety around math which means it’s even harder to help our kids with their math homework. More importantly, though, we want them to be somewhat independent when working on them. Watch this video for a simple strategy to help...
Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Talking about Friendship

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Talking about Friendship

by Ari Yares | May 3, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Making friends and learning how to act in a friendship is an incredibly important part of childhood. Most of the time, though, we only talk to kids about friends when there is a problem and we never share about our own friendships? What if we did? Share this: Share on...
Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Conversation Starters with Kids That Actually Get Answers

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Conversation Starters with Kids That Actually Get Answers

by Ari Yares | Apr 17, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Getting kids to talk about their days can be tricky. Just asking “How was your day” isn’t going to get us the answers that we are looking for. How we position ourselves with our kids and what we ask are both critical to getting kids to share....
Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: How to Help Your Kids Find Their Inside Voices

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: How to Help Your Kids Find Their Inside Voices

by Ari Yares | Apr 16, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits

Do your kids have a hard time telling the difference between their inside voices and their outside voices? Is their volume more appropriate for a stadium than the inside of a house? Kids don’t always have the self-regulation skills that help them keep their...
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