Just like adults, Gary Chapman’s Five Love Languages can apply to children. Learning to identify and understand how your child receives love can help make your relationship with your child even more meaningful. Though you might feel that you are… read more
Amelia Bowles
The Science of Baby Giggles
There’s no better sound than that of a laughing baby. The radiating joy is simply contagious, and once we hear the sound, we never want it to stop. But babies’ laughter is more than just a sign that they are… read more
Different Types of Cooking Oil for Every Occasion
Maybe you have a bunch of different cooking oils collecting dust in your pantry, or maybe you stick to just one since they’re all pretty much the same, right? Wrong! Different cooking oils have different strengths and weaknesses, making them… read more
Easter Egg Hunts and Events in Jupiter
Are you searching for Easter egg hunts in Jupiter for your children to enjoy this spring? Look no further! Here are all the Jupiter Easter egg hunts your kids will love! The Gardens Mall Easter Bunny and GardenLand Game Now… read more
Family April Fools’ Day Pranks That are Fun and Harmless!
Some believe April Fools’ Day may have originated in 1582, when France switched calendars. This calendar switch changed the start of the new year from April 1 to January 1. Those who did not recognize this change, either by accident… read more
Birthday Freebies
There’s nothing better than some celebration and special moments on your birthday. And getting freebies from your favorite brands is just one way to make your day full of fun (and let’s face it, tons of sweet treats). And whether… read more
What You Should Do if Your Child Goes Missing
Your child’s safety is always a top priority, so losing a child can be an extremely scary and overwhelming experience, especially because it is not uncommon for a child to go missing. According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement,… read more
Mental Health Issues in Children: Understand, Identify and Help
Mental health issues affect people of all ages, and they may impact children more than you might think. According to Johns Hopkins University, a study completed between 2016 and 2019 showed that “21.8% of U.S. children ages 3 to 17… read more
Pains or Gains? Navigating the World of Growth Spurts
With appetite fluctuations, heightened emotions and voluntary naps, you might think your child has turned alien. But there might be a simpler explanation: growth spurts. A common occurrence in younger children, growth spurts “occur when your child reaches new physical… read more
Beyond Football: 6 Fun Thanksgiving Activities for Everyone
You’ve finished Thanksgiving dinner with the family, packed the leftovers away into the fridge for later and washed the dishes you haven’t seen since last year. Now, you’re wondering what to do and sitting down to watch football isn’t really… read more