Just like adults, children, and teenagers experience stress. Although stress is a normal part of life, we all deal with it differently. Your little one might find a specific situation/ life-event more (or less) stressful than other children. Significant changes cause stress, including the birth of a new baby, death... read more →

Routines, or a set of guidelines and actions you follow during the day, give your day some structure. Children typically thrive following a routine as it enforces consistency - your child knows what to expect during the day.  Here are some additional benefits of following a routine: It helps develop... read more →

Parents should teach their children about saving from a young age. This will encourage them to save when they are older. If you aren't sure where to start, follow these three tips: Tip 1: Want vs. Need Our basic needs include food, shelter, clothing, health care, and education; these are... read more →

Teach your child to clean up after themself. You can start by helping them clean their messes - but don't do it for them. When your child has to complete a new task, encourage them to try completing it on their own first. If you see that they are struggling... read more →

A child with good self-esteem tends to feel more liked and accepted by their peers, making them more confident and proud of their abilities. On the other hand, children with low self-esteem tend to be very critical and hard of themselves, unsure about their abilities. They tend to focus on... read more →