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Things I Wish I Knew Before My Children Started School
The first day of school is a big milestone for both kids and parents! It’s an exciting time filled with new experiences, friendships, and learning opportunities. However, as my children started school, I quickly realized there was so much I wish I had known to make the transition smoother. Here are some valuable insights that can help you navigate this important time in your child’s life. 1.…
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3 Cleaning Products Parents Need to Prep for Back-to-School
3 Cleaning Products Parents Need to Prep for Back-to-School
These are the 3 cleaning products parents need to prepare for back-to-school! There is no better feeling in the world than when my house is clean and my life feels organized. But getting to that point is a daily challenge. That’s why I’m always on the lookout for products that will make life easier. As an actress, tv host and content creator everyday I have to pick and choose what gets my…
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Watch This Funny Back-To-School Video From What's Up Moms & Fruit of the Loom!
Watch This Funny Back-To-School Video From What’s Up Moms & Fruit of the Loom!
I’m loving this trend of funny mom-centric videos and TV shows we’re seeing these days. One of the mom groups that’s been ahead of the curve for quite some time, are the women of What’s Up Moms.
Their comedic videos that poke holes in the picture perfect world of motherhood have been viewed millions of times on their YouTubechannel. Talk about social media influence!  These ladies are crushing…
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Time for school again my fellow HabitRPG users. I hope things have been going well so far. Here's five tips for the Back-to-School challenge that have helped me in the transition to school life again.
Study Habit. It needs to be under your habit tab. Maybe you just read your textbook or took some additional notes outside of class. doesn't matter. If it's something that productive and helps you with studying later or is just the fact that you are studying then you should be rewarding yourself for it.
Maybe it's hard to remember to do your homework. One thing that I include under my Dailies is "Get the Day's Homework Done." I have it set for every single day so even on the weekends I know that I need to be a little productive. It's a good reminder to stay on top of things.
This is my life saver for when it's test time. If I know I have a test coming up I put for example "Biology Test" in my to do's. Under it i add a checklist of all the chapters or whatever way I'm dividing up my studying for it. It keeps me on track and makes sure I've hit on all the material before the big day. Once that test is done and that checklist is filled out, it feels so good to check it off my to do's and watch the experience points roll in.Â
Be sure whenever you get back from classes that you add all your homework assignments to your to do's. This provides a structured list that you can look at and see all the work you need to get done. Tag system can really help in keeping it sorted out. If you use a paper assignment pad or book this also provides a back up list should you possibly lose the hardcopy one.
Lastly, reward yourself. Have some rewards like hanging out with friends or playing a game. Whatever you fancy. After all the hard work you deserve that reward. Â
7 Back-To-School Tips For Kids With Special Needs
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) By Ellen Seidman Back to school is always a hectic time of year (understatement alert). But when you have a kid with special needs it can be even more of a challenge, especially if you have a child who doesn’t like changes in routine. I’ve found that getting Max a new backpack or some other new school item early in August helps; it gets him psyched, and it comforts him to know he’s prepared. I asked Facebook parents of kids with special needs what makes the return to school go more smoothly for their kids and them. Their strategies: >>Read More at parents.com
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5 Back-to-School Tips For Parents Of Children With Disabilities
(Image Source: googleusercontent.com) By Leslie Mason Back-to-school season is stressful enough for any parent, especially if it’s a child’s first year at school. No parent feels this more than the parent of a child (or multiple children) with disabilities. >>Read More at parentinginformer.com
Getting Your Child Ready To Start School: Tips For School Readiness
(Image Source: smartparenting.com.ph) by Ben Blanchard Just a minute ago, you were bringing your baby home for the very first time. In the blink of an eye, your child is getting ready to go to school for the first time. You might feel nervous about sending your kid away to school for the day, but you will be doing him or her a great favor by providing the proper preparation for school. Above all, it is important to stay positive and keep practicing with your child to boost confidence. >>Read More at parentinginformer.com
Back-to-School Fitness Tips for Moms
(Image Source: parenting.com) By Julieanna Hever Whether you prefer working out at home or at the gym, schedule your workout and make every move count. As a kid, I loved heading back to school because I was excited to meet my teachers, see my friends and delve into all that luscious learning. As a mom, I love shipping my kids off to class not only out of enthusiasm for them, but also because it means more time for me to work, do errands swiftly on my own and—perhaps most important—spend more solid time working out with less rushing. >>Read More at parenting.com
