Category: Parenting

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More than 80% of the global population practices a religion and between growing diversity and social media – your children will likely encounter many different beliefs, appearances and practices. As a parent or guardian, you are a major influence in how they learn about and accept people who are different from them.

Here are seven ways to teach your children about other religions so they grow up with an open and accepting mind.

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Asking a child to eat a new food can trigger a dinnertime battle. Understandably, they want to stick with the foods they love, but you can get your kids to eat a more diverse diet with a few simple tricks. Try these tips to give your family a healthier diet without fighting them over each bite.

1. Ask Them to Help Cook

Kids get more engaged with their meals if they make them. Consider your children’s ages to give them appropriate responsibilities while you’re cooking. If they understand how the food gets on their plates, they won’t feel as nervous when trying something different.

Young kids, like toddlers, can mix batters or sauces while older kids chop veggies. Watching simmering pasta or setting the timer for your casserole could be enough to make young ones feel engaged. The new veggies and fruits will seem less scary because they prepped them.

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Congratulations on becoming a new mother!

Motherhood is an incredible journey and an experience that as a new mother, you can attest to. As new mums, we know it’s going to be challenging. This is why it is important to balance the demands of caring for your newborn with your own physical and mental well-being.

That’s where the science of balance comes in.

For example, exercise is one of the best things you can do for yourself after pregnancy. It is better to have a personal gym trainer who has the necessary experience to ensure your well-being as a new mother.

After giving birth, regular exercise can help you lose weight, boost your cardiovascular health, and restore your spiritual energy. So, whether you’re a new mum looking to regain your fitness or simply seeking ways to incorporate self-care into your busy schedule, read on to discover the science of balance for new mothers.

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Separation and divorce are challenging for all involved, especially children. The disruption in routine and familial relationships can be difficult for them to comprehend. As a parent, handling an emotionally-charged situation with delicacy and grace is critical. To do so, one must learn how to co-parent.

Co-parenting involves sharing parenting duties with an ex-partner. There are many ways to co-parent, but the best approach often involves working together amicably so that both parents can be present in the child’s life. This helps keep the focus on what’s best for the children.

Follow the tips below to learn more about how to raise kids in two households effectively.

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