Attending preschool has been linked with improvements for kids’ social and academic skills. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: kids
Teaching Kids Empathy Can Improve Their Creative Abilities, Study Finds
A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge has found that teaching kids about empathy can benefit them creatively. Continue Reading →
Harlem Parents Who Want Their Kids To Eat More Vegetables Need To Do It Too
Finding ways for kids to eat their vegetables can be a difficult task for many parents from Harlem to Hawaii. Continue Reading →
What Happens To Your Kids After Getting Injured At Work?
The last thing anyone wants to happen to them is to be injured at work. Continue Reading →
Kids From Harlem To Hollis With Greater Self-Control Are More Likely To Be Healthier
Self-control is a big part of adulthood. Continue Reading →
Kids’ Self-Control From Harlem To Hawaii Can Improve If They Get More Playtime With Dad
While previous studies have highlighted the benefits associated with children playing with both of their parents, Continue Reading →
Harlem Kids Get Hooked On Success At New Hit The Books After-School Program
In the midst of a pandemic, local non-profit Hit the Books (“HTB”), a sports-based youth development program, announced its inaugural opening in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Giving Older Kids An Experience Instead Of A Material Gift Can Lead To More Happiness
Whether you’ve been planning your holiday shopping for months or are waiting until the holiday season is officially upon us, it’s never too early to start thinking about gift ideas. Continue Reading →
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