Entries by Mike Gair

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How to Make Reading Fun for Kids

Reading helps children develop essential skills and knowledge, but it also has far-reaching benefits for health, behavior, and even income as adults. Reading for pleasure can have a positive impact on your child’s academic performance and increase their chances of success in life. One of the biggest problems with reading is that it’s easy to […]

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Tips for a Smooth Morning Drop-Off

Back-to-school season means getting back into your morning drop-off routine! Whether this is a brand-new experience or something your little one is familiar with, the first few weeks of school can be a difficult adjustment. Fortunately, kids are extremely adaptable and usually get settled right in once their caretakers say goodbye! Still, those first few […]

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The History of Grandparents Day

The history of Grandparents Day is a testament to the importance of fighting for what you believe in. What started with President Nixon denying a request ended with a proclamation signed by President Carter. Grandparents Day always falls on the first Sunday after Labor Day, which means it will be on September 11th this year. […]

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Cooking with your Kids

Cooking with your kids can be an incredible experience. It’s more than just giving your little one something to do – family time in the kitchen is a wonderful opportunity for bonding, learning, and growing. Getting your kids involved with cooking helps them learn valuable soft skills, like listening, teamwork, and communication, and creates moments […]

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Encouraging Independence in Toddlers

Encouraging independence in toddlers is good for their development. You might want your baby to stay young forever, but it’s important to let them grow and let them go when they show signs that they’re ready! For example, it might feel overwhelming to let your toddler handle a new task after they demand “I can […]