Moms – Megan Glosson
Many children enjoy swimming and playing in the water. After all, splashing and swimming are fun activities, plus the pool always feels refreshing. And with summer just around the corner, many families are starting to dream about summer days inside the pool.
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Business Insider – Amy Morin
The number one comment I hear from readers of my adult books on mental strength is, “I wish I would have learned these things sooner.” So I decided to write a mental strength book for kids. And while my adult books focus on what not to do, the kids’ book focuses on what to do. If kids learn these skills now, they won’t grow up to develop the unhealthy habits that rob adults of mental strength.
Read More: https://www.businessinsider.com/things-strong-kids-do-exercises-parents-can-use-teach-2021-3
The Huffington Post – Caroline Bologna
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed many of our day-to-day endeavors online ― school, work, fitness, socialization, and even mental health care. But when it comes to therapy, the virtual medium can present challenges, particularly for young people.
Read More: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kids-open-up-remote-therapy_l_6059760dc5b6bd95117f9bcc
The Huffington Post – Catherine Pearson
The American Academy of Pediatrics released updated guidelines about summer camps amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing that “safe camp participation” is possible — and can offer real benefits to children — if certain mitigation measures are followed.
Read More: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/aap-guidelines-2021-summer-camps-children_l_605b647dc5b6531eed011393
The U.S. News and World Report – Cara Murez
There’s a reason you may choose to talk in singsong tones and with exaggerated sounds when you’re talking to babies — they’re more likely to listen. New research shows that babies pay more attention to baby talk than to regular speech. The finding held in many languages, and even when the baby was bilingual.