Welcome back to our Top 5 Series. This month’s post will continue with our latest subseries ‘Top 5 Home Learning Series’. Previous posts in this subseries include ‘Top Five Weekend Activities for Kids’ and ‘Top Five Tips for Traveling with Children’. Previously, we covered a variety of topics within our ‘Top 5 Parenting Series’. The posts in that subseries include ‘Top Five Rainy Day Ideas for Parents’, ‘Top Five Tips for Creating Better Sleep for Your Child’, ‘Top Five Tips for Raising Independent Children’, ‘Top Five Tips for Improving Picky Eating’, ‘Top Five Tips for Building Family Bonds’, and “Top Five Tips for Balancing Technology in Your Home”..

Introducing children to the concept of money at a young age is vital for their long-term financial literacy and success. In this blog post, we will explore effective strategies and ways parents can teach their children about money management. From setting savings goals to introducing budgeting techniques, this article will provide valu...

Your answer is likely no. And I didn’t used to either to be honest with you. Although I do it, I really don’t enjoy setting goals as an adult, so I hadn’t put my child through that kind of discomfort. What changed my perspective you ask? Not too long ago, I was helping my 5 year old daughter get ready for bed when she told me she wanted to be a better reader so she could read more books by herself. That was my lightbulb moment! She was setting her own goal without even realizing it and without my prompting.

Goal setting can help develop a successful student and help children reach their full potential. When children set and achieve goals, they learn valuable lessons about perseverance and resilience. It is important to foster an environment of goal setting in the home, so that children understand that they can work towards and accomplish their goals. As a parent with years of experience under my belt, I am now realizing this. Teaching children goal setting techniques will help them de...