How to Protect Your Child From Sexual Abuse
Recently, a good friend of mine shared a Facebook post by one of her friends, who happens to be a pediatrician. The post was on something that should be of interest to ALL parents: child sexual abuse; specifically, when it happens, where
Myths vs. Facts about Raising Your Kids Bilingual
Myth vs. Fact: Bilingual Language Development Click here to read more from The Hola Blog
How to Talk to your Child(ren) about Divorce
Children at varied developmental levels naturally have a different understanding of divorce, the reasons for it, and what the future will bring. Parents will therefore need to tailor discussions according to their children’s maturity. Parents of young children should maintain
Know Your Rights as a Muslim Youth (infographic)
Know Your Rights as a Muslim Youth at School Read more from CAIR California
A Parent’s Guide to Dealing With Fortnite
Kids of all ages are obsessively playing Fortnite on their phones, computers, PlayStations, Xboxes and Switches. When they’re not playing Fortnite they might be watching streams of other people playing it on Twitch or Youtube. The game’s almost hypnotizing popularity
How Family Communication Styles Can Impact the Marriage Process
By Munira Ezzeldine and Issra Killawi It is important for individuals and parents to communicate with each other about their expectations for courtship and who is considered an ideal partner. This can only occur through honest conversations and active listening.
For Families: 7 Tips for Raising Caring Kids
Research in human development clearly shows that the seeds of empathy, caring, and compassion are present from early in life, but that to become caring, ethical people, children need adults to help them at every stage of childhood to nurture these
Tips for Getting Off your Devices
“Just a sec,” say nine out of 10 parents answering an email when their kid asks them for something. If it’s hard for us to jump out of the digital world, just imagine you’re 3 and the lines between fantasy and reality are already
Social Isolation is a Bigger Problem Than We Think
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