The flu season is in full swing, and if you’re a parent, you are either waiting fearfully, dealing with a sick child, or have already gone through the hell of watching your child be sick. Not only is it the absolute worst to see your child suffer, but they will also miss school, and possibly spread germs throughout the whole …

Now that the holidays are over, and everyone is getting back into a normal schedule, we think it’s a great time to reflect and think ahead to how next year can be more organized, and more meaningful. Between the craziness of black Friday, and the parties, food and gifts that follow we all get a bit wrapped up in the …

You’ve just dropped the kids off at summer camp, and are free for the next week, two or maybe more. What do you do with yourself!? The first thing to do is not feel guilty. Many parents feel like they should always be with their children, or have a sinking feeling in the back of their mind when they are …

In addition to your children attending camp, you can do fun camp activities at home. You can invite other children if you’d like, take an hour, or a whole day. Any way you do it, your kids will have fun, and burn off some of that out of school summer energy. Here we’ve compiled a few ideas that can start …

Summer camp is a great way to get your child interested in new activities, more comfortable with new people, and independent when away from familiar surroundings. No matter what type of camp they attend, they will learn how to work with a group, make new friends, and take direction from both adults and peers. The activities at camp can be …