Intense Interests Children often at the young age (preschool to 1st grade) develop special interests that they pursue on their own. These are called “intense interests,” a term often associated with autism, but not necessarily exclusive to it. All children have the potential to cultivate these passions to their advantage. It’s incredible how quickly young …
Our kids are home from school, which means you will hear those infamous words from your child’s mouth sooner or later: “I am bored!” After all, how long can a child stay occupied on their own? The good news is that we are all in the same boat, and some of us are better prepared …
Ten Screen-Free Activities To Try Out This Summer Read More »
In our fast-paced digital world, where screens dominate our free time, there’s a classic form of entertainment that continues to bring families together and create lasting memories: board games. Board Games can create deep connections within families, offer some quality face time with one another, teach a little healthy competition, build lifeskills, offer some learning …