Happy New Year! With partying done and the holidays nearly over, it’s time to pull our lives together to welcome the New Year. One of the important things I like doing, is making new year resolutions with my family – which includes my little son! New year resolutions with a child? Yes, its possible.
Spending time with family has always been fun, and what’s better than Christmas to laugh, share the warmth and spread the love. Here are some silly riddles that you can share on Christmas eve/ Christmas Morning with family, friends and kids! Have a jolly holly-day!
Do you remember a really special Christmas present you received as a child? Well, mine was a little pink doll called Jane and Jenny. It was given to me by my uncle when I was about 3 years old. And that was the only doll I ever had. Well, the good thing is that I still have not just the doll, but also the warm memories associated with it. Today, my little boy has way too many toys, and I thought that another toy for Christmas, will only add to his clutter collection and not to his childhood memories.
‘First time baby said Dada’ or ‘Baby’s first tooth off!’ Haven’t we all as parents seen innumerable posts like this online? While it’s exciting to be parenting and share loads of our children’s milestones online, sharenting chips away at parenting. Let’s take a look.
It’s Halloween and the best part about it, is costumes! Who doesn’t love dressing up weird and partying. But should you be buying a new costume each year?
It’s not easy to transition from summer to supermom. But busy mornings are expected when school season begins. Backpacks, lunch, snacks, bottles, books, assignments, hobby classes and more – mom/ dad, you can tackle it all from Homebase!
As families, we always have some amount of clutter at home. And when a new school year begins, the clutter just gets bigger. It’s only wise, to go through stuff over the summer break and get things organised for the new school year.
Changing back to the back-to-school sleep schedule
Both parents and kids are more relaxed during the summer. Which means that it’s highly likely that everyone usually stays up late or wakes up at various times. When school seasons begins, it’s really hard for both parents and kids to just jump back to a school routine. So, it’s imminent that you start practicing waking up early a few days earlier.
Children whether going to school for the first time or they are returning to school after long summer holidays, tend to be reluctant before starting a new academic year. Parents in their turn should try to organize everything in the best way to show their support to the children.
The countdown to the next school year has begun and these simple tips will help you and your family begin the year with a great start.
