Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him. — Maya Angelou
Being a parent is not always an easy thing. Suddenly you become completely responsible for another human being, and your entire life changes, from how you manage your time to what you fill your days with. Priorities shift and financial plans change, and very often, you will see the world differently, all because you are […]
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According to statistics released ministry of education in U.S, three out of four young children are enrolled in a preschool program before they join kindergartens. Experts say that children who attend high-quality preschool programs have a chance of performing better in their later years. These children tend to learn a lot from what they are […]
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Working parents spend a lot on childcare. Child Care Aware of America reports that it costs more to keep two kids in childcare than to pay rent in all 50 states. Working mothers place a high premium on corporate solutions for childcare. When Working Mothers magazine compiled a list of the “Top 100 Companies for […]
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If you are the parent of a child in middle school, you know that the preteen years usually have their own set of unique challenges. Children in middle school are going through the difficulties of puberty, likely facing peer pressure at school, developing new social circles, and trying to establish their own identity. Here are […]
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Common referred to as the original super computer, the human brain is truly amazing and is capable of achieving great feats, many of which are still untapped and unknown. But perhaps the only thing more amazing and capable than the human brain is an adolescent’s brain, which functions as a super sponge that constantly feeds […]
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While your child’s sining program might only involve belting out a favorite tune in the shower, lessons on beginner singing tips can do much more than just improve the noise coming from the bathroom. The benefits of exposure to music are well documented. In fact, the United States Department of Education found that music improves […]
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Did you know that in 2014, 21 million students attended college? This shouldn’t come as a big surprise. In this day and age, it’s become almost impossible to get a higher-level job and advance in a serious career without a degree. Furthermore, many find that in their desired careers, they must achieve not only a […]
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