Smart kids

Build a strong base for your child's intellectual, social and physical development with these 5 strategies that help to raise smart kids.

Brain games can sharpen your children's brains and help them focus better. Check out these enjoyable and thought-provoking brain games for kids.

Raise smart kids by following these habits. Raising smart children means providing kids with a good support system at home.

Teaching your children only about “stranger danger” may not be enough to keep them safe and away from child abusers. Even though most children as young as 4 years old understand the concept of unsafe and safe touch, getting into details without a plan can make things go sideways. If it’s not handled carefully it can confuse your kid and they might end up with more questions than answers. Once they learn about the difference, your kid will be able to react accordingly and inform you in time…

Equip your kids with the skills they need to stay safe and confident! Check out our list of top survival skills for kids. #survivalskills #kidssafety #outdooreducation

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Parents, teachers, friends and mentors… let’s talk. We have a generation of brilliant, gifted, amazing kids who are having (and are going to have) significant crises over the next days, weeks, and months. These kids, the ones we’ve nurtured and shuttled from enrichment activity to enrichment activity, are struggling. Not academically. Not really. Emotionally.

Even the simple act of asking our children for affection can be more about us than about them—Kids need to feel safe holding back.

Teaching your children only about “stranger danger” may not be enough to keep them safe and away from child abusers. Even though most children as young as 4 years old understand the concept of unsafe and safe touch, getting into details without a plan can make things go sideways. If it’s not handled carefully it can confuse your kid and they might end up with more questions than answers. Once they learn about the difference, your kid will be able to react accordingly and inform you in time…