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Seven Ways To Teach Your Teenager About Credit

by Dannelle

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The knowledge of credit and how it works in depth is golden for anyone at any age. For your teenager this knowledge can be priceless and golden. The earlier you begin the credit lessons the better because teenagers are at the peak of needing to know before they out on their own. Seven Ways To Teach Your Teenager About Credit Embrace the lessons and make sure you as keep tabs on their credit throughout their teenage years as well as college and really age twenty five. Help them help themselves with being a teenager and credit. Happy parenting! Other posts you may enjoy: … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: parenting, talking to teens

7 Tips on Being Involved with your Child’s School Life

by Dannelle

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Being a part of your child’s education is beneficial for a number of reasons. You get to see firsthand what your child does on a daily basis. The teacher or administrators get more help when you are involved, and your little one can see that you place a lot of importance on school. Read on for seven tips on being involved with your child’s school life. 7 Tips on Being Involved with your Child’s School Life 1. Attend parent-teacher conferences These meetings are valuable for everyone involved. It’s important you know how your child is performing at school, academically and socially. Speaking directly to his teacher gives you a first-hand account of his day-to-day activities as well as progress. 2. Volunteer in the classroom Visiting the classroom a few times a year can give the teacher an extra hand when she may need it most. Parent volunteers can do a number of things while in the classroom, including reading to the children, setting up a new bulletin board, or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Educational, Parenting Tagged With: parenting

Building Healthy Body Image In Girls

by Dannelle

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As a mother of a daughter, I realize how important is to really focus on building healthy body image in girls. Everywhere she turns there are things telling her to look or act a specific way.  Thankfully, our daughter is confident and has a great healthy body image, but that isn't the case for every child. These tips are ideal for any parents with daughters that are growing up in our society that is blasting a specific ideal image. Building Healthy Body Image In Girls Building healthy body image in girls is more than telling them they are pretty all the time.  It is all about building an emotional strength in them that overcomes outside influences.  There are many aspects involved that I will detail below, but at the end of the day, your goal is to make sure your daughter is emotionally strong.  That means you are encouraging them in many areas, and always there to help them understand what the outside influences mean in their life. Encourage healthy habits. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: parenting

What to Do Before, During and After Parent-Teacher Conferences

by Dannelle

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Parent-teacher conferences are one of the best ways to stay involved in your child’s school life. During these meetings, lots of details can be discussed, shared, and learned from both the parent and the teacher. It’s important that you make the most of these meetings to foster successful school performance in your child. Read on to find out what you should do before, during, and after a parent-teacher conference to make sure they are beneficial for everyone! Before the Conference During the Conference After the Conference Above all, be proactive and attentive when it comes to parent-teacher conferences. Prepare for the meeting, show up focused and ready to discuss your child’s performance and needs, and leave with plans to help your child succeed in school. Other posts you might like: … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: parenting

10 Activities that Look Great on a Scholarship Application

by Dannelle

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If you’re beginning to look at college for your student, you’re very likely finding out one thing: college is incredibly expensive. At thousands of dollars per semester, finding scholarships for your student is more important than most parents realize. Unfortunately, getting approved for or winning those scholarships isn’t always easy. Between applications that aren’t filled out correctly, applications that don’t offer enough information, and the sheer number of students applying, you’ll have a fight on your hands to get the scholarships that you want. Here are 10 Activities that Look Great on a Scholarship Application. One way that you can increase your chances of getting a college scholarship is by making sure that you have plenty of activities on your college application. What type of activities? They can vary, but these 9 activities that look great on a scholarship application are all a fantastic place to start. 10 Activities that Look Great on a Scholarship … [Read more...]

Filed Under: College, Parenting Tagged With: college, scholarships

7 Tips to Motivating Your Child to Like School

by Dannelle

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When your child has to spend 7 hours in a classroom every day, learning new things and doing schoolwork, their love for school can wane. Thankfully, there are ways you can be motivating your child to like school. 7 Tips to Motivating Your Child to Like School: 1. Set goals the child can reach Your child needs goals to work toward in school, but no so many (or such large ones) they feel overwhelmed and discouraged. It is important that you know your child’s strength and weaknesses in order to set the best goals for her. Staying involved in your child’s school progress will make it easier for both of you to establish goals she can reach. 2. Reward good grades Report cards and progress reports come home several times throughout the school year. This should always be a big deal! You have to show your interest in your child’s education for them to be motivated to do well. Reward good grades with a small treat or extra TV time a couple times that week. If there are lower … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Educational, Parenting Tagged With: parenting

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