On the podcast “What in the Shibal?!” with Soogia and Ed Choi, Choi shared a fascinating childhood story about his mother’s ingenious methods to prevent him from watching television while she was working. The rule was simple: no TV when his mother wasn’t home. Choi would push the limits, watching until the very last moment before herContinueContinue reading “TWO THINGS EFFECTIVE PARENTS CONSTANTLY DO”
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Talking to Kids About Sex: Navigating Conversations and Helpful Resources
This post contains affiliate links. See my disclosure page for more information. Teaching kindergartners as a school counselor for the first time was like stepping into a whirlwind of surprises. Little did I know, a seemingly innocent choice of words would turn my well-intentioned lesson into hilarious chaos. Instead of asking, “What questions do you have aboutContinueContinue reading “Talking to Kids About Sex: Navigating Conversations and Helpful Resources”
How Can You Protect Kids on Youtube?
It’s possible that everyone already knows this and I’m just late to the party. But friends, did you know that you can share a YouTube link with students that’s free from ads and external clutter? It’s true! There are so many incredible clips available on YouTube. I regularly use videos to teach social cues andContinueContinue reading “How Can You Protect Kids on Youtube?”
4 Personal Body Safety Books You Need to Add Your Shelf Today
I don’t recall ever being explicitly taught as a child that I could tell an adult “no” if I was uncomfortable with their touch. Chatting with a friend recently, she shared how she was tickled until it hurt, and her family all thought it was hysterically funny. Many of us have experienced tickles and hugsContinueContinue reading “4 Personal Body Safety Books You Need to Add Your Shelf Today”
Expert Advice: Teach Young Kids How to Read in 100 Days
Our children who are not reading proficiently by the end of third grade are less likely to graduate from high school, which reduces their likelihood of attending post-secondary education, which reduces their earning potential over their lifetime. That’s a lot riding on one skill.
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