Kelly Larson 10/28/24 Kelly Larson 10/28/24

Get Your Child Talking

Is the question, “How was your day?” being met with one-word answers or very little response? This is very common for children of all ages. Sometimes, they really don’t want to share what happened during their day. However, more often than not, they actually DO want to share, they just need a little guidance to do so. Try these fun activities to find out more about what actually happened while they were at school.

Kelly Larson 8/19/24 Kelly Larson 8/19/24

Back To School

It’s time for Back to School! Read how I am prepping my family for a great school year. Read tips on how to prepare for the first day of school and set your kids up for a successful year.

Kelly Larson 7/20/24 Kelly Larson 7/20/24

Teaching Responsibility and Independence

participating in household tasks play a crucial role in children's development. Chores foster responsibility, build self-esteem, teach life skills, and prepare children for the demands of adulthood. Chores help develop time management skills, executive function skills such as planning and problem solving skills, and most importantly teaches the value of contributing to the family (or community)