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3 Low-Stress Ways to Prevent Boredom on Rainy Days

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It’s raining cats and dogs outside. This means your kids are stuck indoors and they’re going to get bored. You getting stressed won’t be far behind. But this doesn’t have to be the case! When you have these helpful ideas presented below by Online Parenting Programs, you will prevent rainy day boredom and still get stuff done.  Encourage Them to Get Creative   Okay, so you’re probably picturing a monumental mess right now. But as long as you set up a dedicated space for your kids, you can keep creative messes minimal. Choose a room or corner in your home where your kids will be out of your hair, especially if you are working from home or working on other tasks that require focus. You can then create individual...

How to Safeguard Your Kids Against Nature-Deficit Disorder

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With advances in technology, it makes sense that phones, tablets, and video games have taken over when it comes to children’s pastimes. However, not too long ago, children spent most of their free time outside instead. As a parent, you may wonder how to encourage your children to play outside so they can benefit from everything the natural world has to teach them. These resources can help you get started, brought to you by Online Parenting Programs. Get Children Interested in Playing Outside Getting children outside isn’t as simple as opening the back door — you need to get them interested in nature! But first, to keep them safe, search Angi for “best fence company near me”. Then, check out the ideas and resources below to...

Intergenerational Trauma

Ashley C. Shine — Guest Author
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It seems that many people are talking about trauma these days. They talk about trauma in childhood. They talk about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Many people have talked about trauma and stress during the pandemic. Some people even talk about stress for pets and providing massages for dogs and cats! Most of the time, we think about trauma as something that effects individual people. But did you know there is something called “Intergenerational Trauma?” It is emotional and psychological hurt that can be passed on from generation to generation. It is not passed on like Grandma’s vase or your great-grandfather’s antique bicycle. It is more complicated than that, but it is helpful to explore Intergenerational Trauma. When...

Adult Child of Divorce: A View from the Middle

Erica Ainsworth — Guest Author
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Twenty-seven years ago, my parents divorced. They united in marriage shortly after their high school graduation. My father enlisted in the military and my mother became doting homemaker. Their marriage lasted ten years. After their divorce, my mother met my stepfather and found a new way of relating where she and my father had struggled: effective communication. My mother looked back on the way things had been and swore to make some changes. One change was to communicate more appropriately with her children about the break-up by using positive language and sharing only necessary details that were age-appropriate. My father disagreed with my mother’s assessment of their marriage (and and still does) and insists communication was not...

Baby Prep for Soon-To-Be Parents with Disabilities

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Possibly one of the biggest decisions you can make in your life is the decision to become a parent. Once your baby is on the way, much preparation is required, including announcing to the world that your family is growing. Today’s Parent notes that one way to do this is creating a website for the baby, an information portal that can be used to share your gift registry, milestones, and announcements. You may even want to make a standout logo; much like a family crest, it can be used on the site and on social media to identify the baby’s arrival. And don’t fret, there are free logo design options available online. There are also a number of things you have to prepare to ensure your baby can grow up safely and securely. It’s...

Simple and Budget-Friendly Tips for Better Sleep

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It doesn’t matter what time of year it is--it’s always a good time for families to save money. Pinching pennies and saving them for a rainy day can make all the difference in the world if an emergency comes up. Whether you have little ones keeping you up or health issues that result in sleep deprivation, without a solid eight hours every night, parents and children both can suffer from a slew of mental and physical health problems. Fortunately, you don’t have to break the bank to get better sleep. Here are some helpful tips to get you on the right track. The Routine RegularsWhen you have a steady bedtime routine you do night after night,even on weekends, your body trains itself to wind down and feel drowsy on its own. Getting the...

How to Start Your Business While Welcoming a Newborn

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Welcoming a baby while starting your business means balancing responsibilities daily. On one hand, you need to ensure your business is working smoothly. While on the other hand, you're catering to your baby’s needs. In this article, Online Parenting Programs explores five useful tips you can follow to balance time, finances, and wellbeing between your family and business. Set Achievable GoalsA common reason for failure among small businesses is inefficient planning. While making your business plan set realistic timelines, funding requirements, and revenue projections. While it’s good to be ambitious, chasing unrealistic goals will set you up for failure. Additionally, take into account that during infancy, babies need...

Tips for Working from Home with Your Toddler or Baby

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Maybe you're choosing to work from home to ensure you and your family have two incomes. On the other hand, maybe you had no other choice because your employer required it right now. Either way, if you have a toddler or baby, working from home is no easy feat. However, with these tips from OnlineParentingPrograms.com, you can make the most of it.  Naptime Is a SaviorWhen your child is young, they tend to nap at least twice a day. Use those times to work on any projects or responsibilities that require your undivided attention.  Forget the Normal 9-to-5 ScheduleIf you have a job that gives you the flexibility or you are a freelancer, throw the traditional 9-to-5 schedule out the window. Instead, plan to work around your child...

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