Establishing a family tradition might sound like a tall order, but it doesn’t need to be an expensive or elaborate event. What really matters is finding an activity that everyone can enjoy together.
Eating together makes for a healthier family, even a few meals a week
The value of family mealtime has been well documented by decades of academic research. Regardless of race, class or income, children from families that routinely sit down to a meal together suffer less depression, obesity and substance abuse. They also stay healthier and do better in school.
UNICEF Australia’s ‘The Hopepage’ Uses Crypto Mining To Raise Money For Children
The United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund Australia (UNICEF Australia) is the latest organization to hop into the blockchain/cryptocurrency world — using a newly launched website called “The Hopepage”.
We can’t keep papering over the cracks. Vulnerable children need stable support
From their earliest days in school, children in contact with social services are at a higher risk of poor attainment at every stage of their education. They are also more likely to have special educational needs and to experience exclusions and destabilising moves between schools.
7 mistakes parents make with teens
There have been times when I’ve been frustrated and, I’ll admit it, a bit hurt over my inability to connect with my teens. I’m guessing my frustrations are shared by other parents who are trying so hard but going about this relationship in all the wrong ways. I’ve worked hard to figure out when and where I was getting off-track in relating to my teens. Along the way, I confronted several pitfalls worth passing along.
Why More Young Married Couples Are Keeping Separate Bank Accounts
A joint bank account has, traditionally, been a sign of commitment. As newlyweds start their lives together, it is perhaps the clearest way for them to say, to each other and to the world, “What’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine.”