Bonding With Your Baby Through Kangaroo Care
Rainy days aren’t always fun. Energetic kiddos who love to run and explore in the park often end up lazing around in the house instead of having fun, while kids who hate all things loud and scary have to deal with terrifying thunder and lightning flashes. It’s safe to say that the rainy day blues can strike just about anyone at any age.
Your kids don’t have to surrender to the rainy day blues every year. Anyone can find speckles of sunlight in the darkest and heaviest clouds as long as they get to spend precious time with those they love the most. Keep your child’s emotions, mind, and body in good shape during bad weather with these activities.
Distance learning doesn’t just mean leaving a child in front of a computer for 30 minutes every day. There are tons of unique challenges that parents and teachers have to deal with: lag and connectivity issues, limited social interaction, the hunt for new and improved learning materials…the list just goes on and on!
Balancing screen time with appropriate physical play is perhaps one of the hardest challenges any parent and teacher can face. After all, how do get a 2-year-old to pay attention to a video about shapes? How do you get your 4-year-old to stop switching to funny videos during an online lesson? Here are some terrific tips for parents who need to make remote learning easier and more effective for their kids.