How to explain autism to children #31DaysOfLearning
Today in 31 Days of Learning, we have the wonderful Steph from Steph’s Two Girls, who has a truly inspirational blog that helps many to understand autism and pathological demand …
Activities for teens
Design and make your own board game #31DaysOfLearning
Today Penny Plays is helping us to design and make our very own board game in 31 Days of Learning. Take it away, Penny! I’m a firm believer in the …
How to teach your kids healthy eating habits #31DaysOfLearning
Today in our 31 Days of Learning event, we have a post from Dr Orlena to help you understand how to teach your kids healthy eating habits. When I ask …
What is Type 1 Diabetes: A guide for kids #31DaysOfLearning
We have the pleasure of Helen from Actually Mummy in our 31 Days of Learning event today. She is talking to us about how we can help our kids learn …
Simple science experiment for kids with vinegar and baking soda #31DaysOfLearning
As we are in science week, we thought it would be amazing in our 31 Days of Learning to share with you a little bit of a simple science experiment …
Age appropriate chores for kids of all ages
Hey parents and carers! If you’re here it’s probably because you’re looking for a way to get your kids to start helping out. It can be frustrating to know what …
The right way to handle kids who back talk
We love talking parenting tips here on KiddyCharts and in this post we are going to talk about how to handle kids who back talk. Handling back talk isn’t easy, …
3 ways to handle being the parent of a teenager
When our children go from being children to reaching the teenage years things can get weird for everyone involved. From secretive attitudes, to overall attitude changes, what can we do …
Why do we continue to promote “perfection” to our kids on social media?
Today, this came up onto Facebook. As usual, you can be just casually scrolling through the feed, and then there is an advert. In this case, it was an advert …
Eating disorders in teens: What to look out for
It’s believed that as many as one in five schoolchildren in the UK will experience an eating disorder. So no wonder we parents fear the possibility in our youngsters. Today …