Thanksgiving is coming up, and there are so many fun ways to decorate for the season and holiday! While you make some decorations, why not use the opportunity to help foster thankfulness in your family? Thankfulness can play a major role in people’s well-being as adults, and it is helpful for children too. Children who …
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Warmer weather is on the way, and with it comes the urge for everyone to get out of the house and into the sunshine. You’ve made it through the spring fever phase, and now it’s finally nice enough out for you and your family to get back into the great outdoors! While many outdoorsy activities …
There is no better time than Christmas to teach your child about the birth of Jesus, but it can be hard to teach the reason for the season when everything is so busy. No matter how old or young your child is, there are ways to infuse reminders of the miracle we are celebrating into …
Seasonal Affective Disorder is an extremely common, yet little-known, disorder. Also known as SAD, it is a type of depression related to changing seasons, most commonly causing symptoms in the fall and winter and easing up during the spring and summer. SAD is more common in adults than children and teens, but it still happens …
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