parenting

Is it like having a personal assistant? Will my child or teen be more likely to become a CEO after working with a coach? With the new year and new… Read More

The current Covid-19 surge due to the Omicron variant has led many of us to be worried about the unknowns. Will school stay open? Will it close without warning? If… Read More

With October being Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Awareness Month, it seems like a good time to think about how to help children and teens be better organized and more independent. While… Read More

For many parents, besides their own worries in general and those related to how the pandemic is impacting them, often there is a concern for how it impacts their children… Read More

With the holiday season in full swing during the continued Covid-19 pandemic, it can be a challenging time for both children and adults. Here are some tips for making the… Read More

Getting started with the work week on Monday mornings (or when the work week starts for you) can be tough and working from home can make it even more difficult.… Read More

The continued quarantine can be tough as it may seem like it is dragging on forever. If you feel like your morale is decreasing, consider these three strategies that is… Read More

Prior to COVID-19, many adults went to a physical location for work while their children went to school. Thus, aside from parents of young children too little to attend school… Read More

The term helicopter parent has been around for quite awhile with the current generation of children, teens, and young adults. Essentially, it refers to parents who micromanage their children in… Read More

District Capital’s Shanna Due shares some creative ways we can teach our kids about money. Start talking about money with children early. Make it visual. Give them responsibility over their… Read More