As fall rolls in and the weather changes from bright, sunny days to gloomy, shorter days, our focus also changes from outdoor activities to the education of our children. The first official feedback is coming from schools soon, and you may now be aware of some potential problems/struggles your child is facing. In this issue, we’ve pulled together some experts to give advice on helping them reach their full potential. This issue has tips on training your child’s brain, introducing them to STEM education and helping you find the right school for them. We’ve also given you a great babysitting idea to try, to give you more (always needed) adult time.
Find the complete issue here including the following topics:
4 Training Your Child’s Brain
6 The Opportunities in STEM Education
9 Independent School Guide
18 Is your child a good reader?
21 How to choose a specialized school for learning disabilities
23 The Power of Creative Play
24 12 Quick Privacy Tips for Parents
26 Time to Enlist the Babysitting Circle
28 More Magic and Fewer Meltdowns
30 Fall Footwear
Enjoy More Family Time Outside This Winter
Is the Holiday Season Impacting Your Mental Health? Here are 3 Things to Think About.
Thriving Over the Holidays: Tips for Supporting Neurodiverse Kids During Christmas Break
4 Last Minute Gift Ideas for a Teen
Bring Toys to Brighten a Child’s Holiday!Timberline Ranch offers a magical Country Christmas experience at its 73-acre horse ranch in Maple Ridge, transformed into a festive wonderland with lights, music, trees, and interactive displays.
There's something about Christmas and other holidays and holiday events which fill me with joy. The shops are already playing Mariah Carey and are decked out with gifts galore. The holiday events are starting soon, and the festive season has begun. Tis the season for family traditions. Whether your family enjoys baking together, decorating the…
The Summer is over and school bells are ringing again. A new school year can be exciting, but with a new school year comes additional stress for some. In this issue, we share tips on visualization techniques, getting your children invested in their education and ways to help them through academic anxiety. To help you…
