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Will Divorce Screw Up My Kids?
Reader Unhappily Married writes: After years of unhappiness in my marriage, including fights, lack of communication, and feeling that my husband does not value me, I am strongly considering divorce. In my mind we have tried everything, including more than one attempt at couples counseling and reading self-help books. My husband tells me this will […]
How (and Why) to Talk to Kids About Relationship Violence
Relationship violence has been in the news a lot lately. Impossible to avoid, in fact. But does this mean you’ve discussed it with your kids? I know: talking about people who physically abuse vulnerable loved ones does not make for the most enthralling family dinner conversations. But Ray Rice, Janay Palmer and the NFL have […]
When Do You Introduce Your New Partner to Your Kids?
Life as a single parent can often feel like one giant juggling act. Between work, school, sport and social life, it can be tough enough keeping up with your little ones schedules, let alone organising your own.
Social Cues or Facial Expressions for Kids with Autism – Part 2
In my last blog, I discussed how autistic kids can learn to read social cues or facial expression. I talked about how we added a bonus category to our sons earnings chart where he could earn extra monthly points if he noticed a social cue.
Water Balloon Games for Kids
From launchers to hose adapters, the tools that exist to upgrade the water balloon experience are endless. Still, even with just a bag of balloons and a hose, nothing says “hot summer afternoon warfare” like a water balloon. Whether you are hosting a Memorial Day picnic, a summer birthday party or a Labor Day extravaganza, put together some water balloon games for splashing time. To Pop or Not to Pop