There are no shortcuts or easy ways to being a parent. You have kids and that means you have responsibilities to take care of them and try your best to raise them. It’s just how it goes. But, according to…
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Survey Says 9 In 10 Parents Wish They Had Superpowers
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Girl, 4, Starts Making Christmas Care Packages for Needy Kids After Having Bad Dream – GNSOTD Thur, Oct. 15th 2020
Four-year-old Pippa Jackson, of St. Austell, Cornwall, England, has decided that she wants to help out other kids who are less fortunate than herself. It comes from a bad dream she had one night. She dreamt about children waking up…
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Parenting Tips That Stand The Test Of Time
It is certainly safe to say that raising a child in the 1950s is nothing like raising a child today. Every generation has their own way of doing things, their own trials and tribulations, as well as their own advantages. When it…
Dads Have Less Depression After Spending Time With Kids
A new study shows that fathers may need parental leave as much as mothers do. Maybe it’s time to rethink how we support families with new babies. The issue is postpartum depression. While this has long been recognized in mothers,…
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Chicago Teens Turn Liquor Store Into Food Market – GNSOTD Thur, Sept. 3rd 2020
A group of teenagers in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood were looking for a way to uplift their marginalized West Side community. They found it in a group for kids called By the Hand Club for Kids. Group listening circles there showed…
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Back To School How To Prep Them For Success And Safety
Plenty of parents are going to choose to send their kids back to school come September. So to help out with that here are some ways to set them up for success and safety. Start With a Positive Attitude Intrusive…
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Set Up Kids For Success At Home
The decision is looming as school boards try to finalize their return to school plans and parents try to figure out if keeping their kids home or sending them to school is a better choice. The reality is that school…
Support For Ontario Families With Children Kept Home Due To COVID
Good news for Ontario families who have children who are not going to be in school or child care because of COVID-19. There is now funding available. Until August 31st, 2020, parents/guardians/or caregivers can apply for direct one-time funding to…
Teen Referbishes Computers To Donate – GNSOTD Mon, Aug 17th 2020
15-year-old Christopher Kilpatrick, is a sophomore at The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Florida, who had a summer internship at Urban Mining; a technology company. While he was there he had what he called an epiphany; he realized not everyone can…
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School Parents Pay It Forward In Texas – GNSOTD Wed, Aug 12th 2020
When someone does something good, something out of the blue, there’s a tendency to want to pay it forward. Well, That’s what happened with two elementary schools, separated by 25 miles, and in separate districts, in Texas. Keller Independant School…
