Gaming Addiction
CHAPTER 25 – GAMING. Oh, GAMING. An excerpt from my ebook for parents Why is gaming addictive? Gaming is addictive because the gaming companies have created GAMES to be that …
CHAPTER 25 – GAMING. Oh, GAMING. An excerpt from my ebook for parents Why is gaming addictive? Gaming is addictive because the gaming companies have created GAMES to be that …
Your child could be being lured online while you are making dinner! Learn how to help prevent luring, what is a predator, what they will say/do/want and how they lure kids out. Read More
HERE ARE SOME GUIDELINES Maintain the same bedtime routines Create a schedule that suits your and your child’s needs Include time for your work / errands Include your child in …
Families are spending 80/hours less a week together bonding and socializing. What does this mean for your children? How will this affect their mental health?
Children need to form the security attachment bond, love and reliability with a parent.This attachment is key to their overall psychological development. If it isn’t formed usually children will start to demonstrate unwanted behaviour. What can parents do to protect and nourish this bond? I will tell you how to keep routines and provide strategies for help at home. Stay Safe and stay home!! Read More
Parents, Take the Pledge! Be present for your family’s Mental Health. Let’s create a pledge that is built by all of us. There are so many more social cues to …
These dads warmed my heart. Stories that share how you can bond with your family. By: Larissa Mills, B.A, M.Ed. These Hockey DAD’s and daughters! I walked into my sons …
Buy less Tech, get more LOVE!! Gift Ideas Gift Cards are wonderful for movies, Laserquest, skiing, skating etc. Try to steer away from plastic toys. Buy tickets to a sporting …
Lisa Tang, University of Guelph and Jess Haines, University of Guelph Summer is finally here, which means we can all look forward to some fun in the sun! The down …
Parents are sharing their frustrations with me about their children’s addiction to their phones and how it is affecting their school work and life at home. Teachers are very concerned …
The research found that while more than half of third-grade bullies carried cellphones, only 35 percent of children who were uninvolved in bullying did. Even more dramatically, three-quarters of third-grade cyberbullies carried cellphones, compared to only 37 percent of third-graders uninvolved in cyberbullying. …
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