My problem child 😂

I’ll be completely honest, ChatGPT and GoogleAI are good friends of mine 😌 But that doesn’t mean I don’t care about my eduction and take the easy route. I want to make sure I perform well on exams and, for the most part, want to truly understand what it is I am learning. And while AI can be very

Raising a child who is kind but not a pushover requires teaching confidence, assertiveness, and emotional intelligence from an early age. Here are some strategies to help your child stand up for themselves while still being respectful and kind: 1️⃣ Teach Healthy Boundaries • Explain that it’s

We don’t always realize it in the moment… But the words we choose shape what our kids believe about themselves. Not just in childhood — but in their future relationships, confidence, and self-worth. Here are a few more everyday phrases that hit deeper than we think — and how we can shift them

Things I did to personally improve my appearance: • I got extensions and use them to frame the front of my face where I lost hair. • I got my nose pierced; since it takes up majority of my face😝 • I took months off make up to focus on skin care (highly paid off) • I changed my diet, and take

Let’s say it louder for the people in the back: Jenny Humphrey was done dirty by the writers. She could’ve been one of the most complex, compelling, and relatable characters in all of Gossip Girl — but instead, they chewed her up, villainized her, and tossed her out like an old headband. Le

Your child isn’t trying to push your buttons—they’re revealing the ones that still need healing. 💡 When we feel triggered, it’s often a sign of our own unmet needs or unresolved wounds. Instead of reacting, we can choose to reflect. 🧠💬 ⁠ ✨ Ready to turn triggers into tools for growth? 👇 Share y

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A comment or question I always get posting anything regarding homeschool content is how I get my kids to sit still. Two very important things — every child is very different and it’s VERY normal for young children to not sit still and to not want to spend more than a couple minutes on an activity!

It’s fall & we’ve started our fall theme sensory bins in our house🍁 The beauty about sensory bins is that you can add ANYTHING (as long as it’s age appropriate). You can find everything you need to make a sensory bin for your kid right in your kitchen. For example: uncooked rice, beans o

Not all kids’ shows are as harmless as they seem and in some instances, I had to learn the hard way! Some encourage bad behavior, overstimulation, or attitudes I definitely don’t want my child picking up. Here are the ones I avoid and why! What shows do you not allow in your home? #screenti

These 4 domains of child toddler development areas we have always struggled with and a family. Once we finally got this down it helped our son out SO, much! 1. Cognitive learning and processing of information • imagination • critical thinking • problem-solving • reasoning • memory 2. L

These are just a few of the low stimulating shows. I allow my toddler to watch. He loves Bluey and trash truck The most! these are great shows that will not overstimulate your child and are great kids shows to watch to learn problem solving skills, every day life interactions, or just something ca