Research shows that family meals are almost magical. Almost every benefit you could want for your child and your family has been shown to be related to the simple act of sitting down without the TV and eating a meal together.
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It’s off to college they go…….
It’s that time of year for many young people to spread their wings and test their independence by heading off to college. This is a great transition time for both parents and young adults because the rules will change, the expectations are somewhat unknown and the responsibility factors can be overwhelming. As parents, we are […]
Helping Children Succeed in School- Con’t
Here are some additional resources as we start the new school year from the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)… The National Association of School Psychologists has a free tip sheet for parents as their children return to school. Find it here: http://www.nasponline.org/resources/home_school/b2shandout.aspx Mental Health America (formerly the National Mental Health Association) also has some […]
Helping Your Child Succeed In School- Getting Involved
Other than homework, another way parents can help their children succeed is by getting involved directly with the school. The more your child’s teacher and school administration are familiar with you, the more likely they are to keep in touch with you, and keep you aware of how your child is doing in school. There […]
And the winner is…
Thank you to everyone who shared their idea for how they help their family eat well, save money, and build healthy relationships! We had fun reading your responses! Check back often for future contests! Marcia is the winner of the $25 gift card to Buckeye Corner. Marcia’s winning post: “I find that planning a rough menu […]
Helping Your Child Succeed in School – Homework
***Reminder that our contest for a $25 gift card to Buckeye Corner will be open until Sunday Aug 16th. Go to the “Share your Idea” post and make a comment about keeping your family healthy to win**** This is a time that many parents look forward to, and many kids dread: Going back to school. […]