With our children spending a lot more time hunched over their screens, the risk of developing problems with spine now and in the future can be substantially increased.

Handwriting skills are critical to your child’s success. “Research has shown that work done by hand increases as students progress in the school, so children need to be taught writing to be successful in school.”  Handwriting skills indicate two aspects: Neatness and legibility of letters How the handwriting is performed; how is the pencil held? is there a pain? Other studies have proven that solid handwriting skills affect students’ self-esteem, which can affect their academic performance, create more fluid writers

Here are a few tips that would help you to navigate the arduous task of story telling to your young ones!

Children often refuse to try new foods. Especially, pre-schoolers can be fussy with their food choices. Providing healthy food options becomes quite a challenge for a young mom.

The prevalence overweight and obesity is quite common amongst children now a days. As a parent, it can sometimes be difficult to tell that your child is overweight.