5 Creative Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
February is Black History Month. As a significant part of American history, Black History is something more kids should learn about. People in all communities can benefit from learning about the history, culture, and experiences of Black people. Here are a few ideas for celebrating Black History Month this year: The Importance of Black History […]
What to Do When Your Child Shows Signs of Social Withdrawal
Have you noticed a change in your child’s behavior? Were they once a social butterfly, and now you find them withdrawn? Social and emotional withdrawal are red flags that something serious could be going on. Their guard is up, they’re isolating, and maybe even acting out. Bullying, depression, and abuse are all possible reasons for […]
Learning the Struggles of Martin Luther King Jr.
It’s important to educate children about civil rights movements and social justice. Many times, kids learn a bit about what MLK did for civil rights and why he is important, but they are rarely taught about the struggles he endured. Here is some helpful information about the struggle of MLK. Arrests To fight against racial […]
Watch for The New Drug of Choice with Teens: Over the Counter Drugs
Teenage years are a time for independence and experimentation. In many ways, this is good for teens and their families, but it also comes with risks. Alcohol and drug usage has been a concern with teens for a long time. While you must certainly watch for usage of illegal drugs, teens are turning to a […]