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“But Mommy said I could!” Managing Parenting Differences

By Olivia Pitkenthly | November 12, 2024 | Life

Take a look around your neighborhood, playground or child’s school, and you will see a variety of parenting styles. The “helicopter” parent who monitors every step the child makes, not only knows the names of her friends, but also her friends’ parents, and makes sure the child stays fed and hydrated every hour on the

Learn the Dangers of Too Much Sugar

By April Tisher | November 12, 2024 | Health

It’s an easy trap to fall into. Candy as treats when potty training, going out for ice cream as a reward for good grades, hot chocolate after school on cold days. Sugary foods are quick and easy to utilize when we want to feel good or give a special prize, plus they taste good and

Hands are for Playing: Fostering Fine Motor Skills in Young Children

By April Tisher | November 12, 2024 | Conception 2 College

When parents think of their children attending preschool or kindergarten, they may imagine their child playing with Play-Doh, building with blocks and making intricate pieces of macaroni art — the normal kid stuff we think of young school children doing. The truth is that this child’s play, while vital to the normal growth and development

3 Spooky Halloween Crafts For Your Kiddos

By Tracy Wright | October 9, 2024 | Conception 2 College , DIY , Early Years

Halloween is tomorrow, and since the holiday might look a little different for most people this year, why not get crafty? Included here are some easy and spooky Halloween crafts that can be tailored to any age and level of parental involvement. Crafting is your chance to have fun and be creative with your little

7 Family-Friendly Halloween Movies

By Mercedes Leguizamon | October 7, 2024 | Blog

Halloween is notorious for being a holiday filled with frights. From haunted houses to scary movies, it can sometimes be too much for little children. These seven family-friendly Halloween movies are all appropriate for children. Some might be a bit scarier than others, but overall, they are perfect for a Halloween-themed family movie night! Family-Friendly

DIY No-Sew Witch Tutu (and Broomstick!)

By Giggle Magazine | October 2, 2024 | DIY , Holidays

Make this adorable no-sew witch tutu and broom stick to complete your little witch's costume this year! You may even have most of the supplies already at your house! No-Sew Witch Tutu Tutu Materials Crochet elastic ribbon or a premade crochet headband Four to five spools of Black 3" Matte Tulle, 25 feet each Broom

The Potential Risks of Thumb-Sucking and How to Break the Habit

By Danielle Pastula | September 30, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Toddler

When you notice your baby putting her thumb in her mouth for the first time, you pause. “Oh no, should I pull her thumb out?”“Is this going to become a habit?”“What am I freaking out about, she’s only a baby! They grow out of this … right?” Those are probably a few thoughts you’ve had flood

The Top 10 Things To Teach Your Children Before They Turn 10

By April Tisher | September 30, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Kids

Being a 10-year-old today is very different than it was when I was 10, but it is still important to teach children things that give them a sense of autonomy and maturity. After talking to some experts, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 things to teach your children before they turn 10. How to save money This is a

How Can You Empower Your Daughter?

By Taylor McLamb | September 23, 2024 | Blog

National Daughters Day is Sept. 25! Women are incredibly strong. Over the course of our lives, we’ve preserved through a world that is less than accepting by being broad, fearless and unapologetic. It’s important to encourage our young girls to use their voice in a society that criticizes strong-minded women so that they’re able to

How Do You Talk to Your Teen About Depression?

By Olivia Pitkenthly | September 16, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Teens

Warning: The following content talks about depression, suicidal thoughts, teenage suicide and the importance of talking to your teen about depression. Imagine getting a phone call from the high school guidance counselor, informing you that your son or daughter was taken to the hospital. You take a breath. Your heart skips a beat. Your mind

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Learn the Dangers of Too Much Sugar

Hands are for Playing: Fostering Fine Motor Skills in Young Children

3 Spooky Halloween Crafts For Your Kiddos

7 Family-Friendly Halloween Movies

DIY No-Sew Witch Tutu (and Broomstick!)

The Potential Risks of Thumb-Sucking and How to Break the Habit

The Top 10 Things To Teach Your Children Before They Turn 10

How Can You Empower Your Daughter?

How Do You Talk to Your Teen About Depression?

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