Children who spend time around people of all ages are better prepared socially. Provide opportunities for them to interact with a variety of different age levels.
Let your children do things on their own. You can supervise if necessary, but letting them dress themselves or shop for their own clothes fosters independence and responsibility
see that your children receive regular
physical checkups.
early detection of medical problems
can greatly increase treatments options.
Moms: be kind and loving to your sons, but resist the temptation to coddle them.
Learning to accept responsibility is a necessary preparation for manhood.
classical music stimulates the brain and soothes the soul.
expose your children to it early and often.
he that handleth a matter wisely shall find good:
and whoso trusteth in the Lord, happy is he.
proverbs 16:20
a soft answer turneth away wrath:
but grievous words stir up anger.
proverbs 15:1
keep preschoolers entertained for hours by letting them “wash” dishes at the sink.
pull up a chair, prepare a few inches of bubble water, and let your little one wash plastic plates and cups.
hosting a swap meet is a great way to recycle your kids’ clothes and toys.
schedule a day to meet with other moms to trade
no longer needed items for needed ones.