Preschooler: Article

These moments can be retained in your kids’ memory as a family bonding time and your family’s annual celebration of the Holy Week can add up to your family culture. Enrich your kids’ faith and knowledge of Christ by teaching it to them and getting them involved. No kid is too young to understand Holy Week.

Whether you stay indoors or drive around town, Holy Week should be anything but “boring.” Make the most out of your Semana Santa by trying these activities you can do with kids this Holy Week.

I can’t believe that 10 months have flown by so quickly and she has survived pre-K — well, we both did. And now that it’s about to come to an end, let me look back and recount my learnings — because I have a few too, from her very first year in school.

Your kids have all the energy and enthusiasm to beat the summer heat. With all the summer activities awaiting, plan your kids’ summer activities that will not only make them enjoy this summer, but also let them grow, build confidence and learn new things.

Let’s admit it, in the real world, the damsel in distress Aurora will not accomplish anything because no one will actually save her. It’s princesses who take matters into their own hands, such as the adventure-seeking Moana and the leader Princess turned General Leia who will most likely succeed. Hence, our children will need all the courage they can get.

As you choose a school for your kid, don’t forget to consider his or her strengths, interests and personality. Primary education is a crucial learning stage for your child, so you must only choose the best school that will maximize his or her potential.

These days when warnings of child kidnappers are so prevalent, what can we actually do to ensure that our kids are not the next victims?

Some days are really hard when he gets really moody and it pains me when he feels like he can't talk to me. But I know that the day will come when he will be okay again.

It is very unsettling for a parent to know that the only protection your child has is a piece of furniture and their ability to be inconspicuous. Surely there must be something more to ensure their protection right?

If we feel that the kid is being too much - too attention-seeking, too hyperactive, too disobedient, too unmanageable - at the back of our confused heads we can't help but wonder, is it because he/she has ADHD or just pilyo?