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7 Tips For Surviving Back to School As A Recently Divorced Parent

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Navigating the back-to-school season can be challenging for any parent, but as a recently divorced parent, it can feel particularly overwhelming. Balancing new routines, emotions, and responsibilities requires a thoughtful approach to ensure a smooth transition for both you and your child. Remember, you’re not alone in this journey—many parents have walked this path and … Continued

Successful Co-Parenting During the School Year

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Co-parenting, the collaborative effort of two parents raising a child together despite living separately, is a crucial aspect of a child's well-being. During the school year, when academic and emotional growth is at its peak, successful co-parenting becomes even more essential. By working together harmoniously, parents can create an environment that nurtures their child's success … Continued

5 Things To Do With Your Children During Fall Break

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Fall Break is just around the corner! For some it may already be here. Although some people are sad summer is over, most are excited for the leaves to change colors and the cool crisp air in the evenings. It’s a love-hate relationship with the weather in October, mornings and evenings feel like Autumn but … Continued

New Child Care Facilitator Bills and How Your Family Can Benefit

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Many families have felt the pressure of finding child care during covid in 2020. Essential workers scrambled to look for child care due to school closures while they still had to go to work. Unfortunately, many had to stop working and stay at home with their children because it was more affordable or simply the … Continued

Back to School After Covid

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I know, it is now July, summer is halfway over, and check-in has already started at your child’s school, surely everyone is excited, right? So, what are you expecting in 2021 with children going back to school after a whole year of remote learning from home? It was stressful enough to accommodate your child to…