Are home-schooled children slow to develop social skills? No. Research shows that homeschooled kids are generally as socially skilled as children taught in schools, highlighting the fact that ...

as parents making sure our kids are appropriately learning the skills needed for sports ... add this atrocity to the Adult 101 Syllabus) and decided this would be the summer they would learn the ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. It’s never too early to start teaching your children about finances and encouraging them to save. In fact, research has shown that ...

All images courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon Feeling crafty? Making things is a fun and affordable way to keep your kid’s creative juices flowing and to pass the time. We love to make fun ...

Cooking skills enable children to be on their own and have good value for money homemade foods. It can begin by preparing what takes a relatively short time to cook such as scrambled eggs ...

Social skills training (SST) is a way for people, especially children, to develop social skills. Interacting with others is very difficult for some autistic people, which can lead to many ...

Mental health is also a major factor in building a child’s social skills. For example, kids who were doing remote learning experienced increased levels of anxiety and depression because they ...

Social coaching is meant to help your child practice their social skills before they attempt to use them in real life. It's important to remember that not every child who avoids social situations is ...