Parenting Advice for the Busy Parent!

30 May

6 Ways to Inspire Confidence in a More Introverted Child

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingparenting advice, special needs parenting

Are you looking for ways to inspire confidence in your child? If your child an introvert? Keep reading for six amazing tips to help! No two children are the same. They can be boisterous and talkative, or timid and shy. If they fall on the more introverted side of things, you may feel a little worried about their social life, communication skills, and ability to form relationships. 6 Ways to Inspire Confidence in a More Introverted Child Of course, an introverted child can enjoy a vibrant social life, communicate well, and form relationships without difficulty. But you may need to…

27 May

How to Pick Up a New Skill as a Busy Mom

TheMomKind0 CommentsBeing A Better You, Life Style, Parentingmom life, wahm

Looking for some easy ways of how to pick up a new skill as a busy mom? Then keep reading for five great tips! If you’re a parent and you lead a busy lifestyle, the chances are you don’t have too much free time to focus on yourself, nevermind the time needed to pick up a new skill. At least, that’s how it feels. In reality, it might not be as clear cut as that. There are more ways than ever for busy people to pick up new skills and it couldn’t be easier. It might be more possible than…

19 May

4 School Challenges Students and Parents Can Face

TheMomKind1 CommentParenting

Are you into the first part of the school year and notice your child is struggling with grades or mood? Find out about four school challenges students and parenting can face, and how to help solve them. 4 Challenges Students and Parents Can Face Back to school can be a fun and exciting time. New clothing, meeting new and old friends, and new school supplies. While summer is fun, many parents enjoy their child going back to school as it means back to routine. Back to school and the first few months after can be an amazingly exciting time of…

18 May

How to Care for Aging Parents While Raising Children

TheMomKind0 CommentsAdvice, Parentingcaregiving, self care

Do you know how to care for aging parents while raising children? If not, you are not alone. Let's look at some key things to keep in mind in this stage of your life. The Pew Research Center found that almost 50 percent of American adults between the ages of 40 and 59 are raising a child under the age of 18 while simultaneously caring for a parent who is 65 or older. This phenomenon is so prevalent that middle-aged adults in this age group have been dubbed the "Sandwich Generation." How to Care for Aging Parents While Raising Children…

15 May

4 Survival Tips for Sending Your Child Off to College

TheMomKind1 CommentCollege Bound, Parentingparenting advice, parenting teens

Are you looking for some practical survival tips for sending your child off to college? Keep reading for four amazing tips to make the transition easier! It can be described as one of the proudest, most rewarding moments as a parent. It is well as one of the saddest and loneliest moments of being a parent. Sending your child off to college is a massive moment in their life and yours. They are leaving the nest, off to create their path in life, and it's up to you to support them and give them all your love. Of course, it's…

14 May

Sleep For Children: Getting Quality Hours Of Rest for Your Kids

TheMomKind0 CommentsParenting, Sleep Disorderssleep, sleep advice

The quality of sleep that your child gets regularly can affect their growth and development. Making sure that your child sleeps for at least eight hours every night can significantly improve their heart health. It can also keep their weight in check, and reduce their risk of injuries. Uninterrupted sleep can also increase your child’s attention span, allowing them to learn more in a shorter period. Sleep For Children: Getting Quality Hours Of Rest for Your Kids Getting enough sleep is always a must for children. However, merely telling them to go to bed early is no longer enough. With…

13 May

Keeping Your Family Safe During Trying Times

TheMomKind1 CommentParentingparenting advice

There are few places better in the world than at home. It's the place where you and your family can feel completely safe from the outside world. It is the place where you make memories and grow closer together through the time that you spend with each other. Keeping Your Family Safe During Trying Times It can often feel as though you're living in your own little bubble. One that is safe from anything that's going on in the outside world. Because of this, when something happens that might pop that bubble, it can be an incredibly stressful and challenging…

13 May

5 Ways to Prepare Your Child for their First Days of School

TheMomKind1 CommentParenting

Are you looking for ways to help prepare your child for their first days of school? Check out these five tips to make the transition a little smoother! Sending your child off to school for the first time can be emotional. It is a big deal for both the parent and the child as they progress into a new stage of their life. School plays a significant role in your child’s development and is an important milestone for both of you. 5 Ways to Prepare Your Child for their First Days of School Some children are happy to accept and…

12 May

5 Frustrating Toddler Behaviors and How to Overcome Them

TheMomKind0 CommentsKid Stuff, Parentingtoddlers

Are you struggling with some frustrating toddler behaviors? If so, these 5 tips to overcome these moments will help you out! Toddlers are supposed to be a bundle of joy. But there are times when they complicate your life by frustrating you in every aspect. This is despite the fact that you are already facing frustrations in other areas of life. Picture this. In the morning, you get frustrated by heavy traffic, then you arrive at your workplace and get another share of frustration, courtesy of your boss. Staying home with your child is supposed to offer some relief. You…

09 May

Keeping Children Busy When Working at Home

Diana Adjadj1 CommentParenting, Work From Homeparenting advice, wahm

Working from home has so many benefits, especially if you're a mom. You get to spend more time at home, organize your work hours better, and keep your children on your sight. Still, as much as it sounds great to be able to spend more time with the kids, they can sometimes stand in the way of your professional productivity. Keeping Children Busy When Working at Home To make sure you're doing your job correctly, you'll have to find a way to keep your children busy while you're working. Luckily, we found seven ways. Here are our ideas on keeping…

07 May

Buying Presents for a Baby: What You Need to Know!

TheMomKind0 CommentsBaby, Parentingbaby, gift ideas

Buying presents for a baby can seem overwhelming! You want the gift to be perfect and well-loved by the little one. Keep reading for some great gift ideas for babies! Are you short of ideas on baby gifts? Well, you don't have to feel bad about it. Most parents are often in a similar dilemma, especially when it is a gift for a one-year-old, who is yet to develop a concept of material things. Luckily, you have come to the right place for ideas on what to give your little munchkin. Below is a gift guide to buying presents for…

05 May

Kids Physical Activity: 8 Easy Ways to Improve Your Kid’s Fitness

TheMomKind0 CommentsHealth, Kid Stuff, Parentingparenting advice

Physical activity is essential to keep our bodies healthy and fit. This applies to all human beings irrespective of age or gender. Being active is very important, especially at a young age. There was a time when kids used to love playing outdoor games so much that the parents thought of ways to get their kids back to the house on time. Because of all those physical activities, kids used to be fit, active, and healthy. Well, nowadays, the scenario is different. In most houses, outdoor games are replaced by mobile, television, PS, Xbox, etc. Too much of these games…

04 May

Finding The Best Child Psychologist For Your Family

TheMomKind0 CommentsADHD, Autism, Child Development, Parenting, Special Needs, Special Needs Parentingautism parenting, parenting advice, psychologist, special needs parenting

If you’re searching for a Child Psychologist, then you naturally want the best for your family. You want the top care for your child. You know how vital it is for you to find not only some help but the right help. There is no way around this, and nor should there be: your Psychologist needs to be fully qualified. That means a Master’s Degree plus a Doctorate or professional training, plus an up-to-date license to practice. Ask how recent any training was, and if they have continued with training or professional development. You need to balance experience with contemporary…

03 May

Virtual Tech Camps from iD Tech | The Mom Kind

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Are you looking for educational, fun activities for your children now that they are out of school for the foreseeable future? Do your children love Minecraft, Roblox, YouTube, Game Design, or other tech-related topics? If so, Virtual Tech Camps are the perfect solution that both you and your child will love! iD Tech is offering a brand-new suite of virtual online education experiences for kids ages 7-19. For so many around the world, coronavirus has changed our world drastically. Children are out of school, parents out of work, and social interactions have gone from in-person to online. One of…

01 May

Preparing For Motherhood: Checklists And Tips

TheMomKind0 CommentsBaby, Parentingbaby, pregnancy

Preparing for motherhood can feel overwhelming. It is a new journey, but one full of love! Check out these awesome checklists and tips to help you prepare for the first few months of parenthood. When you're a kid, you expect that one day someone will wave a magic wand, and you'll just become a "grown-up" overnight. As we get into our twenties, though, it becomes clear that it's a much more gradual process. I've read about teenagers with more financial sense than me, and middle-aged people with serious Peter Pan syndrome. If you're not sure where you are on the…

29 Apr

Learn How to Homeschool your Child

TheMomKind0 CommentsKid Stuff, Parenting

Curious about what you need to know so you can learn how to homeschool your child? While the COVID-19 pandemic had the majority of American students finishing their 2019-2020 school year at home, only 3.4 percent of children are typically homeschooled. If you're choosing to homeschool your kids in the future, there are a few things you should know. Unlike the children being temporarily homeschooled due to containment procedures, your child won't have a host of teachers still calling the shots, assigning work, and orchestrating individuals classes. Learning how to homeschool your child means doing some homework yourself. How to…

24 Apr

5 Life Lessons to Teach Kids During Lockdown

TheMomKind0 CommentsAdvice, Kid Stuff, Parenting, Special Needs Parentingcovid, parenting tips

There are both negatives and positives to being stuck at home these days. But one positive is that we are home with our children. During the COVID 19 stay in place orders, there are 5 easy Life Lessons to Teach Kids during lockdown. Let's jump right in and see the fun things we can do! Thanks to recent events, parents from all over are doing their best to create some semblance of a school routine while at home. Keeping your kid’s attention, while attempting to continue to teach and cultivate new skills is a challenge. While guiding them through their…

23 Apr

5 Simple Ways to Help your Child having Anxiety due to COVID 19

Simon Choi2 CommentsAdvice, Anxiety, Health, Parenting, Special Needs Parentinganxiety, Children with anxiety, covid

Are you looking for ways to help your child having Anxiety due to COVID 19? Keep reading for 5 amazing tips! The global coronavirus pandemic has been unexpected with its flow-on effects, causing a great deal of uncertainty for all parts of society. As adults, it has resulted in changes to daily routines, changes to how we work, and the need to home school our kids in many cases. This uncertainty has not been limited to ourselves, though, as similarly, our children have also been affected. Ways to Help your Child having Anxiety due to COVID 19 For children, daily…

16 Apr

3 Easy Ways to Keep Bacteria Away from Your Baby

TheMomKind0 CommentsBaby, Parentingbaby, cleaning

Are you looking for Easy Ways to Keep Bacteria Away from Your Baby? Then look no further! These 3 tips will help you keep baby safe! As soon as you become a parent, it’s like you put on a pair of magnifying glasses. You see germs everywhere! Every shopping cart, person, and item in your house is covered in microorganisms to get your baby. You’d probably like to put your baby in a bubble, so they don’t get sick from any germs, but you can’t do that. So what can you do? 3 Easy Ways to Keep Bacteria Away from…

15 Apr

Dealing With Childhood Trauma: This Is How You Can Help Your Child

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingmental health, parenting advice

There are certain things you can do to help your kid cope with trauma. You can learn more about dealing with childhood trauma here. No doubt undergoing any kind of trauma is one of the most challenging things that you can deal with in life. What's even worse, however, is when one undergoes such trauma as a child. When you're a kid, you're dealing with all of the constant changes in your body, hormones, and emotions as you develop into an adult. Add trauma on top of that, and it can take years to recover and have significant long-term repercussions.…