One of the most common childhood fears is severe weather. Tornadoes and thunderstorms are particularly unsettling for children this time of year in the Midwest. Click here to read more details on this topic.

The good news is that homeschooling has ended for most families around the country so the pressure to keep kids on track academically has lessened a bit. The bad news? Kids are bored and many summer camps that once kept them occupied and entertained are canceled. What’s a parent to do? Click here to read more details on this topic.

Children grow and learn best when there is structure in their lives. Since kids don’t have a great deal of control, routines are a great way to allow them to feel a sense of comfort, organization and stability. Click here to read more details on this topic.

The need to shelter in place has taught us a lot about ourselves and our families, especially the importance of grandparents. Perhaps one of the most important things it has taught us is that dependence on extended family isn’t a bad thing. In fact, once some semblance of normalcy returns, the commitment to strengthen these family ties is likely to occur. Click here to read more details on this topic,

The COVID-19 pandemic is uncharted territory for all of us. While there is a lot of uncertainty, one thing we do know is that sheltering in place is stressful for everyone – no matter what their age. Click here to read more on this topic.

The amount of time kids spend in front of screens can cause significant anxiety – for their parents. Many parents are turning to screen time limits to keep kids from spending too much time on electronics. Click here to read more about this topic. 

Technology has done a lot to improve the lives of children. However, when kids have too much screen time, the benefits of technology are quickly eclipsed.   Unfortunately, attempts to go cold-turkey often backfire when it comes to cutting off a child’s access to electronic devices. So what is a parent to do? Click here to know how to help kids have less screen time

When kids spend too much time in front of screens, it can lead to a variety of problems. It also can cause severe anxiety in their parents. After all, nothing makes a parent feel guilty faster than thinking that their children spend too much time in front a computer, television, tablet or phone. Click here to read more details on this topic.

With 70% of mothers working outside of the home, the search for the perfect childcare center is something a majority of parents will undertake at some point. One search of the internet will uncover the pros and cons of almost every childcare option out there. Read more to know what makes a childcare center great?

Just as every family is unique, so is every childcare center. When choosing the best childcare, most parents have an idea of the type of childcare they want. Perhaps, a locally-owned establishment is what the seek. There is no reason that in a city the size of Omaha they shouldn’t be able to find exactly what they are looking for. Click here to read more details on this topic.

Choosing a locally-owned childcare center or a franchise is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. 70% of mothers work outside of the home today. The perfect childcare arrangement is something a majority of parents are looking to find. Read more to know why some parents prefwer locally-owned childcare centers.

As a parent, there are so many things we want our children to learn. One of the most important of those lessons is how to be compassionate human beings. Click here to read more details on this topic.

Raising a child who is kind and compassionate is one of the most important things that you can do as a parent. Children who are kind treat others with care and respect – but that’s not all. Teaching children the importance of being kind can enhance positivity, help children feel better about themselves and be more successful later in life. Click here to read more details on this topic.

Research indicates that most children are born compassionate.  In order to ensure that they remain that way it’s important that parents serve as good role models. Click here to read more details on this topic.

The holidays are winding down. While most families spent the past few months making special memories and participating in fun and festive activities together, prioritizing family bonding activities isn’t something that ends when the holidays are over. Read more to know why family bonding needs to extend beyond the holiday season.