Category: School Age Children

The School Age Children category contains all the information you may need about your school age children. Remember that Family & Me is a website that aims to support the well-being of you, your children and your partner. In the School Age Children category, we publish articles on topics such as the needs of the child at school age, problems that may occur at school age, and the social development of the child at school.

Explore the “School Age Children” category on our parenting blogs, a treasure trove of practical insights and expert advice designed for parents navigating the unique challenges of this stage. Dive into articles covering diverse topics, from effective homework strategies to fostering positive peer relationships.

Begin your journey with blogs that provide actionable tips for managing school-related stress and creating a supportive learning environment. Our content seamlessly integrates the latest research, offering quick and digestible reads to keep you well-informed.

Navigate the school-age years with our dynamic blog series, tackling issues such as effective communication with teachers, promoting a love for learning, and addressing common behavioral challenges. Each post serves as a valuable tool for parents seeking to enrich their child’s educational experience.

Stay engaged with our community of parents facing similar joys and hurdles. Share experiences, gain insights, and create a supportive space for navigating the school-age phase. Our parenting blogs empower you with the knowledge to build a positive and encouraging environment for your school-age child.

Embrace a holistic approach to parenting during the school-age years, where each blog serves as a practical guide to fostering academic success, emotional well-being, and a love for learning. Dive into the “School Age Children” category now for a wealth of resources supporting you on this exciting journey.

Adolescence, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children

9 Secret Tips to Grow Taller: Boost Your Height Naturally 

Height is often linked to confidence and self-perception, particularly during adolescence—a crucial developmental stage for growth. While genetics play a significant role, lifestyle factors such as nutrition, exercise, and sleep can also influence your height. This article examines the psychological significance of height, provides 9...

famandme, 3 weeks ago 5 min read  

Baby, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children, Toddler

Montessori Toys: Benefits and Top Recommendations for Child Development 

Montessori toys are intentionally designed to promote hands-on learning, problem-solving, and creativity in children. Rooted in the Montessori philosophy, these toys help children examine the world through play, encouraging independence and cognitive development. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or educator, incorporating Montessori toys into a...

famandme, 1 month ago 6 min read  

Adolescence, Developmental Stages, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children

How to Explain Democrat vs. Republican to a Child 

Explaining abstract concepts, like political parties, to children can be a challenging task. It’s essential to introduce these ideas in ways they can comprehend based on their age and developmental stage. Democrat and Republican are political parties in the United States with different ideas about...

famandme, 2 months ago 8 min read  

Adolescence, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children, Toddler

Controlling Parents: Letting Go for Healthier Relationships 

Many parents want the best for their children, but sometimes this desire can lead to controlling behaviors that stifle independence and create tension in family relationships. Comprehending the characteristics of controlling parenting, along with the psychological impacts, can help parents become more mindful and encourage...

famandme, 2 months ago 6 min read  

Communication within the Family, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children

Only Child Syndrome: Myths, Realities, and Parenting Tips 

Only-child syndrome refers to the idea that children who grow up without siblings exhibit certain negative traits, such as being spoiled, selfish, or socially inept. While some believe these characteristics are prevalent in only children, research shows that many of these notions are misconceptions. To...

famandme, 7 months ago 6 min read  

Baby, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children, Self-esteem, Toddler

Boost Kids’ Confidence: Top Self-Esteem Activities 

Do you want to learn self-esteem activities for kids? Self-esteem refers to the personal view one has of oneself, impacting feelings and behaviors. For kids, developing healthy self-esteem is crucial. It influences their emotional health, social abilities, and learning performance. High self-esteem helps children cope...

famandme, 8 months ago 5 min read  

Communication within the Family, Early Childhood, Parenting, School Age Children, Toddler

Helping Parents Deal with Sibling Jealousy: Effective Strategies and Tips 

Sibling jealousy arises from competition for attention and resources, often influenced by factors such as birth order and parental favoritism. It is important to address this issue to promote healthy relationships among children and maintain family harmony. Acknowledging these emotions, promoting open communication, and creating...

famandme, 11 months ago 3 min read