MENTAL HEALTH
The issue of the mental health of our children is being brought up by teachers, parents, and other professionals more and more often these days. While there is no “one fix-all” solution, I came across the article and wanted to share a few tips from it with you.
BORED KIDS & WHAT TO DO WITH THEM
As parents, we often let our children control our lives. This ranges from what they eat to what they do for entertainment. However, by letting our children ‘rule the household,’ we are doing them a great disservice in the long run.
DON’T SOLVE YOUR KIDS PROBLEM
We all have bad days and certain vices that help get us through them. Though you may not remember it, you didn’t get there on your own.
WHAT CAN WE DO TO PREPARE KIDS FOR “ADULTING”
Not everyone can, or wants, to become a surgeon or an engineer, but everyone needs certain basic life skills when becoming an adult.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR CHILD’S LOVE LANGUAGE?
Holiday Season is upon us so are gift searching adventures. As parents we hope to find “that special” gift to get “that special look” on our kids faces faces. What if I tell you that child’s love language has a lot to do with what gifts they hope to get.
I AM PROUD OF YOU!
As a teacher and a parent myself, being on the front end of home education has been quite the transition. For the last few weeks, I have watched parents ‘falling apart’ because the work was just too much to deal with.
KIDS’ CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLD
Did you know that Christmas lights, the trampoline, “Superman,” and even earmuffs were invented by children? Yep, how cool is that?
PRESSURE OF BEING PERFECT
Do you feel the pressure of being perfect? Somehow, we are expected to look perfect, to be perfect at the first try, to accomplish perfect results. But is perfection possible without trials and errors?
“MAKE YOUR BED”
At Project Be You, we want our students to grow up knowing that they can change the world in whatever they do, even with the small things. We instill in our students that the little things matter in life.
IMPORTANCE OF ALLOWING KIDS TO CREATE
Are you constantly hovering over your child’s shoulder and telling them when they do something wrong? How can we possibly expect our children to survive in a world that needs creativity when we stomp it out of them the second they start school?
