Kids say the most hilarious, embarrassing, and profound things. Today’s post is dedicated to every adult in need of a laugh break. …
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Have you ever snapped at a whining child to “Grow up!”? While maturing isn’t quite the matter of “just doing it” that that…
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In 1977, Marie Winn first published The Plug-In Drug, a critique of television’s potentially negative effects on children and family: premature exposure to…
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Human nature craves the security of order—and children, who are barely beginning to learn the art of looking out for themselves, need that…
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It’s a blessing to work at a school that emphasizes the “whole-child approach” to education. At whole-child-oriented schools, students enjoy learning, and there…
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There are children who grow up believing that a parent who abandoned the family has died—or vice versa. And there are grown children…
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Shady Oak believes in preparing children for adulthood by building on “6 Pillars”: Connection, Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, Critical Thinking, and [Capable] Problem Solving.…
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Many parents say they “only want my children to be happy”—and use that as an excuse to sabotage their children’s happiness by: Spending…
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What do you do when your child is in an “I never get anything right” mood? First, know what not to do. …
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Cooperation (n.): The process of working together to the same end. (Lexico.com) Note that the above definition says nothing about authority, coercion,…