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Screen time during isolation – Quality over quantity 

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At PK Beans we spend most of our days focused on bringing play into children’s lives, as we believe play is the backbone to a healthy start in life. So, it isn’t surprising, especially during this time of social isolation, to be asked how parents can balance screen time and encourage active play. The mother…

Jenn Wint

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Enter the First-Ever Kitchen Hacks Challenge!

3 min read

Share your go-to family meal hack for a chance to win cash prizes! Bonus: Every qualifying entry brings a $100 donation to a local food bank! With families spending more time together at home these days, we’ve all been cooking and eating together a little more often than our busy schedules usually allow.  Better Together…

Better Together BC

Kitchen Hacks

5 Entertaining things to do “At Home”

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We know we all need to stay at home, but with kids hanging around asking for things to do, how do you fill the day? Who would have thought that the idea of activities "At Home" would become such a valuable resource? There are a few organizations that have developed some "At Home" resources. Check…

Carlie Parkinson

At home

Becoming a Hero: The Power of Storytelling in Child Development

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Once upon a time... If the pen is mightier than the sword, then the classic words beginning most tales are as strong as steel. Tales scare away the monsters under the bed; they teach the difference between right and wrong; they are educators and friends and soothing presences at the end of very long days.…

Emma Edger

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5 Tips to Beat Cabin Fever from Goliath Games

2 min read

How long have the kids been home from school now? 3 days? Two weeks? Since 2014? A lot of things have shifted very recently (and continue to do so) and many parents are being pushed to find new ways to entertain their kids.  The last thing any parent wants to hear is “we’re bored!” Let’s…

Gayla Grace

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Help! 4 tips to re-organize clutter

3 min read

We’re all at home. There’s no escaping it! Being stuck at home has caused many moms to look around and say, “where did all this STUFF come from?” Many are trying to organize their spaces. I’m no exception, and I’ve learned a few little tricks along the way: Eat the Frog This concept is something…

Julie Cole

Mom and child looking at clutter

3 Useful Mindfulness and Meditation Techniques To Help Your Child

3 min read

With all the technology at our child’s fingertips, along with the fast-paced lifestyle that comes with living in this type of world, it is no surprise that more and more children report that they feel overwhelmed and anxious.  They are overstimulated all day long with online programs, T.V., video games and never really get the…

Julie Diamond

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Exciting IG and Facebook Lives!

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On the theme of #Physical-distancing and not #Social-distancing, we are listing a few IG Lives that are happening. These are great ways for your children to connect and enjoy a fun activity. Many BC companies and organizations are doing a great job of providing some entertainment for all. Here are some new entries. The Royal…

Carlie Parkinson

Lives

4 easy digital play-dates for kids

2 min read

I feel like I've been on my phone a lot lately. I've been connected with a group of girlfriends and it's great to have that constant contact to help navigate through the madness. It's obvious the kids would like the same. What is the best way to arrange digital play-dates for them and allow them…

Carlie Parkinson

kids enjoying summer, playing video games

Astronomy with your Kids

4 min read

Astronomy has fascinated humans for centuries, but it’s often the youngest of us who marvel at the galaxy’s oldest mysteries. If your child has recently shown a growing interest in astronomy, it’s time to take full advantage of it. After all, learning about astronomy is a rare opportunity to get your kid excited about science…

Guest Author

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Food, Family and Fun with an Exciting Cook-Off!

3 min read

Now in its 7th year, the Hands-on Cook-off contest was born from research that shows that when families cook and eat together, kids gain many valuable benefits-including better grades in school, better physical and mental health, and better overall social adaptability. Of course, family dinner-time can also be a great time to reconnect and enjoy each others…

Carlie Parkinson

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