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Give Young Kids Chores and Increase their Successes in Life

Give Young Kids Chores and Increase their Successes in Life

Give your son the vacuum cleaner, and give him the world! Can household chores really do all of that? You might have heard about the research that shows that chores are good for children. It teaches them things like responsibility, practical living skills, and how to participate within a family. But have you heard or [...]

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How to Raise Healthy Children by Creating a Healthy Marriage

How to Raise Healthy Children by Creating a Healthy Marriage

You put your kids in car seats, take them to well-baby check-ups, feed and shelter them. However, are you doing the one thing that will have some of the longest reaching health and social implications for your child? Are you keeping your marriage a priority? The Risks of DivorceĀ for Our Kids If your family is [...]

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Why Your Child Needs Art

Why Your Child Needs Art

What does the research show? Studies show there is one thing you can do for your children that will increase their overall brain functioning capabilities, improve cognitive and creative skills, raise their self-esteem levels, and set foundations for cooperative, balanced relationships. Sign them up for art class. Actually, the exposure to the arts does not [...]

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Fact: College Kids Care Less About Others Than Ever Before

Fact: College Kids Care Less About Others Than Ever Before

Because of all the research that has been done into how children with higher Emotional Intelligence scores do better in ALL areas of life, I was fascinated, and scared to see the recent article that came out this month in Scientific American Mind titled, “What, Me Care?”. The article says, “almost 75 percent of students [...]

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